An Introduction to Japanese Court Poetry

Backus, Robert C.; Miner, Earl; Brower, Robert H.

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Total Exertion: Zen, Psychoanalysis, Life

Cooper

2011

J Relig Health

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This paper integrates Zen and psychoanalytic concepts; introduces the Zen concept of total exertion; elaborates the profound implications that the notion of total exertion has for the psychoanalytic encounter and the psychotherapist's capacity for maintaining an optimal attentional stance; addresses anxiety-driven interferences to both the psychoanalytic process and deepened Zen practice. Clinical vignettes, personal experiences, poetry and psychoanalytic theory serve to demonstrate the abstract aspects of the discussion.

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Total Exertion: Zen, Psychoanalysis, Life

Cooper

2011

J Relig Health

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The Role of Movies and Telephony in the History of Communication Media

Nakatsu

Edirisinghe

2011

2011 Second International Conference on Culture and Computing

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Recently various types of new communication media have emerged. Good examples are emails, blogs, and social networks such as Twitters and Facebook. There are various opinions and critics concerning these new media. Some are favorite of these media and some others are against them. However most of them only look at the surface communication phenomena initiated by these media. And only few of such opinions and critics are trying to look into the depth of the phenomena that lie in the background. In this presentation I try to investigate this recent trend based on the long history of human communications. And I want to show that this trend could be interpreted as a shift from logical communications to emotional communications. At the same time I want to clarify that this recent trend has its origin to the invention of movies and telephony in late 19th century.

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Western" Lyricism and the Uses of Theory in Premodern Japanese Literature

Sugimoto¹

2002

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An Introduction to Japanese Court Poetry

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Total Exertion: Zen, Psychoanalysis, Life

Total Exertion: Zen, Psychoanalysis, Life

The Role of Movies and Telephony in the History of Communication Media

Western" Lyricism and the Uses of Theory in Premodern Japanese Literature

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