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VAROLUŞÇU PSİKOLOJİ, DİN VE MANEVİYAT: METOD, UYGULAMALAR VE DENEYİM

EXISTENTIAL PSYCHOLOGY, RELIGION, AND SPIRITUALITY: METHOD, PRAXIS AND EXPERIENCE

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Existential psychology, especially its relationship with religion and spirituality, is frequently misunderstood in the literature. A recent article by Bartz (2009) in a journal published by the American Psychological Association is a clear illustration of how commonly existential psychology is misunderstood in its relationship to religion. The current paper begins with a brief history of the relationship of existential psychology with religion and spirituality. Next, one approach to an existential psychology of religion is outlined.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Varoluşçu psikoloji, özellikle din ve maneviyatla olan ilişkisi bakımından literatürde çoğu zaman yanlış anlaşılmıştır. Son olarak Bartz’ın(2009) Amerikan Psikoloji Derneği’nin yayınlamış olduğu bir dergideki makalesi, varoluşçu psikolojinin dinle ilişkisinin büyük ölçüde yanlış anlaşıldığının açık bir göstergesidir. Buradaki çalışma, varoluşçu psikolojinin din ve maneviyatla ilişkisini ele alan kısa bir tarihçeyle başlamaktadır. Daha sonra da varoluşçu bir din psikolojisi yaklaşımının taslağı çizilmiştir.
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