2002
DOI: 10.1080/08322473.2002.11434758
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Getting to the Underbelly: Phenomenology & Art Therapy Supervision

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“…Our crafting skills and experiences are part of these mental processes of which aesthetic pleasure is a vital component. This Batesonian thinking overlaps with the phenomenological perspective (Morris 1970;Carpendale 2002;Whitehead 2003; see also conclusion). Here we arrive at the point where Lao Tzu mentions: 'The Unspeakable is eternal and is not to be spoken of in words'.…”
Section: Franz Boas and Gregory Bateson: Connectedness In Gracementioning
confidence: 77%
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“…Our crafting skills and experiences are part of these mental processes of which aesthetic pleasure is a vital component. This Batesonian thinking overlaps with the phenomenological perspective (Morris 1970;Carpendale 2002;Whitehead 2003; see also conclusion). Here we arrive at the point where Lao Tzu mentions: 'The Unspeakable is eternal and is not to be spoken of in words'.…”
Section: Franz Boas and Gregory Bateson: Connectedness In Gracementioning
confidence: 77%
“…The context (mise en scène) of my workshop 'luxated' (dislocated) everyday experience and opened doors to arts and crafts impulses into MIND. A process of bodily remembering sets in, while several barriers during the making process are overcome (Carpendale 2002). 'The creative act has its origins in the givenness of consciousness' (Whitehead 2003).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%