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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Reframing The Conflict In Fiji: Economic And Transpersonal Frameworks For Peace, Harris Friedman
Reframing The Conflict In Fiji: Economic And Transpersonal Frameworks For Peace, Harris Friedman
International Journal of Transpersonal Studies
Reframing is presented as a psychological technique applicable to facilitating change leading to conflict resolution and the achievement of peace. The current conflict in Fiji is discussed as a case study of one such application. Fijian problems have been commonly attributed to racial and ethnic divides that are not easily amenable to change. An intervention providing an alternative understanding of these conflicts, namely that they are better seen as due to competing economic models, is described. The scientific transpersonal perspective is presented as another alternative framework, seen as especially applicable to religious conflicts, which potentially provides an inclusive way to …
“All Mind? No Matter”: The Self-Regulation Paradigm, Stanley Krippner
“All Mind? No Matter”: The Self-Regulation Paradigm, Stanley Krippner
International Journal of Transpersonal Studies
In this short article, the author discusses the conflict between materialistic and transcendental
paradigms in accounting for the nature of reality. After speculating on the meaning and implications
of an idealist perspective where consciousness is seen as the fundamental ground of all
phenomena, the author reframes the consciousness versus matter debate in terms of complex
systems theory. Such a reframing allows for the mutual coexistence of both matter and consciousness
in a manner which is nonreductive and inclusive of different epistemologies.
The Trans/Trans Fallacy And The Dichotomy Debate, Burton Daniels
The Trans/Trans Fallacy And The Dichotomy Debate, Burton Daniels
International Journal of Transpersonal Studies
This paper presents an integration of transpersonal structural theory. It is claimed that a
“dichotomy debate” is currently taking place within transpersonal psychology, which involves
what Wilber has called the “pre/trans fallacy” (1993) and the “ascender/descender debate”
(1995). The pre/trans fallacy states that early, prepersonal life experiences are confused for
transpersonal experiences of higher consciousness. Yet Grof (1985, 2000) and Washburn (1995)
contend that early, prenatal, life experiences are legitimate sources of transpersonal experience,
and can be thought of as the presence of deeper consciousness. Consequently, it is suggested that
confusing prepersonal life experiences for prenatal life experiences—as well as …
Integral Psychology And Foreign Policy: Lessons From The Fulbright Scholars Program, Daniel Holland
Integral Psychology And Foreign Policy: Lessons From The Fulbright Scholars Program, Daniel Holland
International Journal of Transpersonal Studies
Humanistic, transpersonal, and integral psychological principles have many applications for social and foreign policy, but concrete examples are needed to illustrate this connection. The Fulbright Scholars Program represents one concrete example of an effort in U.S. foreign policy that closely reflects the values of humanistic, transpersonal, and integral psychology. The implications that such a program has for the purposeful involvement of humanistic, transpersonal, and integral psychologists in other social policy efforts is discussed. The need for integral psychologists to expand beyond the traditional boundaries of professional psychological practice into such realms as foreign policy is emphasized.