论两种上帝观

基督教演变到今天,它的上帝观日益多元化了,所以在这里讨论的是中国古代先民的上帝观,和基督教正统的“三位一体”的上帝观之间根本差异。 现代中国人听到上帝这个称呼,容易直接理解成基督教唯一真神耶和华。实际上,上帝这个称呼中国古已有之,而非舶来品;把《圣经》中的耶和     

Being of Two Minds (or of One in Two Ways): A New Puzzle for Constitution Views of Personal Identity

According to constitution views of persons, we are constituted by spatially coinciding human animals. Constitution views face an ‘overpopulation' puzzle: if the animal has my brain, there is another thinker where I am. An influential solution to this problem distinguishes between derivative and non-derivative property possession: persons non-derivatively have their personal properties, while inheriting others from their constituters. I will show that this solution raises a new problem, by constructing a puzzle with the absurd result that we instantiate certain properties incompatibly. In setting up the puzzle, I demonstrate the relevance of the bodily awareness and self-awareness literatures to overpopulation puzzles.     

Three Views of Otherness

In this article, I retrace a development in psychoanalytic conceptions of the experience of otherness from narcissistic loss to enjoyment of difference and argue that the latter conception of otherness in terms of difference involves a subtle but important ambiguity. In one sense, difference remains compatible with the objectification of the other; I therefore propose that the experience of otherness is an experience of the freedom of the other, which is not compatible with objectification. And I show how certain basic affective interpersonal attitudes (such as feeling jealous or feeling self-conscious) presuppose an experience of others as free.     

Views and Counterviews

S. Nomanul Haq, Revisiting the Question of Islam and Violence , p.302
Robert Constas, Lutheranism, New Age Spirituality, and Swiss Cheese , p.307     

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Book reviewed in this article: Coping with Job Stress: A Guide for all Employers and Employees Herbert M. Greenberg Modern Perspectives in the Psychiatry of Middle Age: John G. Howells, Ed. Management of Human Resources: Edwin L. Miller, Elmer H. Burack, and Maryann Albrecht Englewood Cliffs Enrichment: Skills Training for Family Life: Luciano L'Abate and Gary Rupp Counseling Across Cultures: Paul P. Pedersen, Juris G. Draguns, Walter J. Lonner, and Joseph E. Trimble, Eds. Career Information: Ronald H. Fredrickson The School/Work Nexus: Transition of Youth from School to Work: Eli Ginzberg Bloomington Student Services: A Handbook for the Profession: Ursula Delworth and Gary R. Hanson, Eds. The Trainer's Resource: A Comprehensive Guide to Packaged Training Programs: Jocelyn W. Franklin and Leonard Nadler, Eds. Who is the Client? The Ethics of Psychological Intervention in the Criminal Justice System: John Monahan, Ed. Your Baby's First 30 Months: Lucie W. Barber and Herman Williams Tucson Your Hidden Skills: Clues to Careers and Future Pursuits: Henry G. Pearson Mowry     

Views and Counterviews

Mark S. Hanson, An Open Letter to Dialog Readers, p. 78 John Benson, A Response to “New Age” Lutheranism, p. 79     

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A Woman's Choice: A Guide to Decision Making: Lorna P. Cammaert and Carolyn C. Larsen Woman Unliberated: Difficulties and Limitations in Changing Self: C. Margaret Hall See Me More Clearly: Joyce Slayton Mitchell Science Career Exploration for Women: Walter S. Smith and Kala M. Stroup A Liberating Vision: Politics for Growing Humans: John Vasconcellos When Your Relationship Ends: Bruce Fisher Rebuilding: Bruce Fisher     

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Human Resource Development Videotape Series—Life Skills Carkhuff, Robert R., Amherst Videotapes: Helping Model Module Attending Skills Module Responding Skills Module Personalizing Skills Module Initiating Skills Module The Case of Jerry The Case of Jane The Case of Manny Robert R. Carkhuff. The Art of Helping Robert R. Carkhuff, and Richard M. Pierce. Trainer's Guide: The Art of Helping. Behavioral Counseling (8 16mm color films) Hosford, Ray E. Films: Identifying the Problem Observing and Recording Behavior Counseling Techniques: Social Modeling Counseling Techniques: Desensitization——Part I Formulating the Counseling Goal Counseling Techniques: Reinforcement Procedures Counseling Techniques: Assertive Training Counseling Techniques: Self-as-a Model Ray E. Hosford, and Louis A. J. M. deVisser. Behavioral Approaches to Counseling: An Introduction Systematic Videotraining for Beginning Helpers Allen E. Ivey and Norma B. Basic Attending Skills (2 1/2 hours videotape) Basic Influencing Skills (2 1/2 hours, videotape) Microcounseling: An Introduction (1 hour videotape), Rental includes permission to make a copy on one's own equipment. Norman Kagan. Interpersonal Process Recall: A Method of Influencing Human Interaction. Films: Unit 1 Elements of Facilitating Communication Unit 2 Affect Simulation, Film 1 Film 2 Unit 3 Interviewer Recall New Client, Film A-1 On-going Therapy, Film A-2 College Resident Advisor Curriculum Director, Film A-4 Unit 4 Inquirer Role and Function Unit 5 Client Recall A Mother, Film B-1 Junior High Student, Film B-2 A Couple, Film B-3 Unit 6 Mutual Recall Mother and Social Worker, Film C-1 Physician and Patient, Film C-2 Dating Couple, Film C-3 Health Team, Film C-4 Mother and Two Children, Film C-5 Intact Family, Film C-6 Classroom Team, Film C-7 Unit 7 IPR Theory—Discussion Norman Kagan, Interpersonal Process Recall: A Method of Influencing Human Interaction     

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WORK, WORK, WORK: Project WERC: Why Not Explore Rewarding Careers? Produced by The South Carolina Educational Television Station, Columbia, 1971, and distributed by APGA. WORK, WORK, WORK: Career Development: Theory and Research, John J. Pietrofesa and Howard Splete. WORK, WORK, WORK: Facilitating Career Development, Strategies for Counselors. Robert C. Reardon and Harman D. Burck, editors. WORK, WORK, WORK: Occupational Information: Where to Get It in Career Education. Robert Hoppock. WORK, WORK, WORK: Career Wheels, produced by Education-Career Systems and distributed by APGA. WORK, WORK, WORK: The World of Work: A Guide to Choosing a Career. Walter Dean Myers. WORK, WORK, WORK: Finding Your First Job. Carl McDaniels. WORK, WORK, WORK: How To Complete Job Application Forms. C. Todd Strohmenger. WORK, WORK, WORK: Health at Work. Ward Gardner and Peter Taylor. WORK, WORK, WORK: THE MANPOWER CONNECTION—Education and Work. Eli Ginzberg. THEORIES, TOOLS, AND TECHNIQUES: Personality: Theory Assessment and Research. Lawrence A. Pervin. THEORIES, TOOLS, AND TECHNIQUES: Group Techniques for Program Planning: A Guide to Nominal Group and Delphi Processes. Andre L Delbecq, Andrew H. Van de Ven, and David H. Gustafson. THEORIES, TOOLS, AND TECHNIQUES: Interpersonal Conflict Resolution. Alan C. Filley. THEORIES, TOOLS, AND TECHNIQUES: Psychoanalysis and Feminism. Juliet Mitchell. THEORIES, TOOLS, AND TECHNIQUES: The Behavioral Treatment of Sexual Problems: Volume 2, Intensive Therapy. Jack A. Annon. THEORIES, TOOLS, AND TECHNIQUES: When Schools Care: Creative Use of Groups in Secondary Schools. Irving H. Berkovitz, editor. THEORIES, TOOLS, AND TECHNIQUES: Personal and Interpersonal Appraisal Techniques for: Counselors, Teachers, Students. M.A. Kiley. THEORIES, TOOLS, AND TECHNIQUES: The Healing Journey: New Approaches to Consciousness. Claudio Naranjo. THEORIES, TOOLS, AND TECHNIQUES: Kinesics and Context: Essays on Body Motion Communication. Ray L. Birdwhistell.     

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Alternative Careers for Teachers; Sandy Pollack Harvard, Mass. Suicide: Theory and Clinical Aspects; L.D. Hankoff and Bernice Einsidler, Eds. Littleton, Mass. Multimethod Clinical Assessment; W. Robert Nay New York Opportunities in Industrial Design; Arthur Pulos Skokie, Ill. Opportunities in Landscape Architecture; Ralph Griswold and William Swain Skokie, Ill. Opportunities in Materials Science; Charles West Skokie, Ill. Opportunities in Chemistry; John Woodburn Skokie, Ill. Opportunities in Packaging Science; David Olsson and Harold Raphael Skokie, Ill. Opportunities in Photography; Bervin Johnson and Fred Schmidt Skokie, Ill. Fundamentals of Individual Appraisal: Assessment Techniques for Counselors; Bruce Shertzer and James D. Linden Boston A Question for Graduate Training in Education: What is Educational Research?; E.J. Mason and D.E. Denton Lexington, Ky. Opportunities in Counseling and Guidance; Katherine Oana Skokie, Ill. Crossroads: A Back to School Guide for Adults; Marti Moore and Charles Bostaph Cranston, R.I. Geriatric Psychotherapy; T.L. Brink New York Age Discrimination Digest; United States Activities Board Washington, D.C. School Personnel Systems; Claude W. Fawcett Lexington, Mass. Placement in Rehabilitation: A Career Development Perspective; David Vandergoot and John D. Worrall, Eds. Baltimore Psychological Report Writing (2nd ed.); J.W. Hollis and P.A. Donn Muncie, Ind.     

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Book reviewed in this article: Career Management in Organizations: A Practical Human Resource Planning Approach : Elmer H. Burack and Nicholas J. Mathys Peer Counseling and Self-Help Groups on Campus : Norm S. Giddan and Michael J. Austin (Eds.) The Experienced Hand: A Student Manual for Making the Most of an Internship : Timothy Stanton and Kamil Ali Cranston, R.I. Wanted: More Women in Science and Technology : American Physical Society, Committee on the Status of Women in Physics New York: Author, 1983 Homosexuality and Psychotherapy, A Practitioner's Handbook of Affirmative Models : John C. Gonsiorek (Ed.) New York Counseling Lesbian Women and Gay Men: A Life-Issues Approach : A. Elfin Moses and Robert O. Hawkins Counseling with Gay Men and Women : Natalie Jane Woodman and Harry R. Lenna     

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Adlerian Counseling and Psychotherapy; Don C. Dinkmeyer , W. L. Pew, and Don C. Dinkmeyer , Jr . Margie , I. Norman is a Special Education Counselor at Austin Elementary School, San Antonio, Texas. Guidebook for Colleges and Universities: Presenting Information to Prospective Students; National Center for Higher Education Management Systems Parents Are to Be Seen AND Heard: Assertiveness in Educational Planning for Handicapped Children; Geraldine Ponte Markel and Judith Greenbaum Inner Source: A Guide to Meditative Therapy; Michael L. Emmons     

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Classroom Discipline for Effective Teaching and Learning Laurel N. Tanner School Stress and Anxiety: Theory, Research and Intervention Beeman Phillips Abortion: The Emotional Implications Roberta Kalmar Humanistic Psychology: A Source Book I. David Welch, George A. Tate, and Fred Richards     

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Book reviewed in this article: All in the Family: Divorce. American Personnel and Guidance Association, 1975. All in the Family: Talking about Divorce: A Dialogue Between Parent and Child. Earl A. Grollman. All in the Family: Families: Applications of Social Learning to Family Life (Revised Edition). Gerald R. Patterson. All in the Family: Creating Closer Families: Principles of Positive Family Interaction. William G. Dyer. All in the Family: On the Level with Self, Family, Society. G. Hugh Allred All in the Family: Counseling Parents of Exceptional Children: Principles, Problems and Procedures. Jack C. Stewart. All in the Family: Systematic Parent Training: Procedures, Cases and Issues. William Hansford Miller. All in the Family: Your Child's Self-Esteem. Dorothy Corkille Briggs. All in the Family: The Needs of Children. Mia Kellmer Pringle.