A new look at the transpersonal theory. Human spirituality from the point of view of complicity: N. Jorge

In his striking debut, Horhe N. Ferrer dismisses and rebuilds the entire transpersonal project, formulating a more sophisticated, pluralistic and spiritually justified transonal theory. He applies the latest ideas in the field of epistemology and philosophy of science to solve the basic issues of psychology and philosophy of religion. The first part of the book (dismantling) describes the nature and origin of the predominant point of view, which has so far been guided by transpersonal science, and reveals some of its basic conceptual restrictions: subtle cardusianism, spiritual narcissism, intraosubal objective empiricism and reducing universalism. In the second part of the book (restructuring), Ferrer offers a way of a new understanding of the translated ideas free from these restrictions, there is an approach to human spirituality in terms of complicity, which not only makes transpersonal research more consistent with the values ​​of spiritual search, but also reveals the rich diversity of spiritual …

Author
Jorge N. Ferrer
Editor
Lazareva E.A.
Translator
Kiselev Alexander
Publisher
AST, 2004
Series
Texts of transpersonal psychology
Genre
Classical and professional psychology