682 research outputs found
Ken Wilber's Spectrum Model: Identifying Alternative Soteriological Perspectives
No full textI identify two problematic strands of Wilber's transpersonal theory. First, I question Wilber's claim that his spectrum model is supported by the materials of all the world's major mystical traditions. I argue that his integral, hierarchical perspective privileges some traditions but distorts others. Drawing heavily upon Andrew Rawlinson's recent, taxonomic study of mystical traditions, which identifies four authentic routes to spiritual emancipation (Cool Structured, Cool Unstructured, Hot Structured and Hot Unstructured), I argue that while Wilber's model, itself Cool (the source of spiritual liberation lies within oneself) and Structured (developmental, hierarchical), provides a valuable cartography of transpersonal structures and states of consciousness, it cannot adequately handle the materials of the alternative, soteriological paths of Hot traditions (emphasizing the numinous, and as other than oneself) and Unstructured traditions (affirming that there can be no gradual, or progressive, spiritual development at all). Second, and more cursorily, I argue that it is Wilber's Cool Structured perspective that informs his categorisation of Jung as an elevationist. I try to demonstrate that Jung's psychic model of the conjunction of opposites is a Hot Structured one, which provides an alternative, soteriological path for persons whose spiritual needs are different from those addressed by Wilber
Ken Wilber: hacia una perspectiva más integral de la psicología
No full textLa psicología se encuentra relativamente fragmentada, con escasa interdisciplina o transdisciplina: los psicoanalistas estudian por su parte, los psicólogos especializados en las neurociencias por otro lado, los psicólogos sociales por el suyo, de esta forma las diferentes corrientes en psicología no se hablan entre sí, y las veces que lo intentan logran muy poca comunicación interdisciplinaria. Por lo cual, el objetivo de este trabajo es proponer una base desde donde las diferentes áreas en psicología pueden interactuar, sin eliminarse o dogmatizarse unas a las otras, creando un lugar más cómodo y amable donde puedan comunicarse las entre sí.
Para lograr esto propongo utilizar el enfoque integral creado por Ken Wilber, autor estadounidense que involucra en su estudio diversidad de áreas, desde la psicología, filosofía, misticismo, antropología, entre otras. Wilber propone que para estudiar cualquier tema se deben seguir tres principios principales, en este caso se usaran para la psicología, el principio de No Exclusión, el principio de Inclusión y el principio de Alumbramiento.These days, psychology is relatively fragmented, with little interdiscipline: each psychology school studies the subject individually. Therefore, this paper aims to propose a base from which the different areas within psychology can interact without getting eliminated between them.
To do this I propose to use the integral approach created by Ken Wilber, american author that includes in his field of study diverse areas, from psychology, philosophy, mysticism, anthropology, among others.Trabajos libres: Estudios interdisciplinarios y nuevos desarrollosFacultad de Psicologí
Thanatos & Phobos: 'Fear' and its Role in Ken Wilber's Transpersonal Theory
No full textFirst Edition 1997, Second Edition 2012Wilber's transpersonal conceptualization of Thanatos and Phobos are interpreted as two patterns of 'fear' in development and evolution. It is suggested by Wilber's model and this author, that these 'fear' forces may be the source of the processes of pathology that undermine and derail evolutionary progress
La psicología integral y sus aportes a la psicología clínica: una revisión documental de la obra de Ken Wilber cuadrantes de la realidad y espectro de la conciencia
No full textEste documento es parte del Estado del Arte de la producción investigativa generada sobre el tema: “La psicología integral y sus aportes a la psicología clínica de la obra de Ken Wilber”, quien plantea en su teoría distintos estudios sobre la evolución del ser humano y sus intereses, para promover una integración de la ciencia y la religión. El autor refiere que todo fenómeno humano consta de cuatro facetas y no puede ser comprendido si no se abordan todas ellas. El fundamento de estas cuatro vertientes de la realidad tiene que ver con los aspectos interior, exterior y sus formas.
Individuales y colectivas, esto es lo que se denomina: “los cuatro cuadrantes”. Además, en este documento se da un vistazo al espectro o desarrollo de la conciencia como estructura fundamental del desarrollo y evolución del ser a través del tiempo, evaluándose los niveles de la conciencia como estructuras de aporte en las relaciones con el mundo y la relación consigo mismo.
Este trabajo apoya conceptualmente la línea de investigación: “Desarrollo Humano Integral desde el planteamiento de Ken Wilber,” y sus implicaciones epistemológicas, conceptuales y metodológicas para la psicología clínica. Con el fin de lograr este objetivo se establecieron las tendencias teóricas y conceptuales en el campo de la psicología que predominan en la producción de Ken Wilber y las metodologías implementadas para construir propuestas interventivas en el campo de la psicología, desarrollando comprensiones actualizadas de los elementos de interpretación de los fenómenos humanos que Wilber propone con base en los cuadrantes y el espectro de la conciencia.
Esta revisión documental de tipo teórica deja como resultado una conceptualización que permite estructurar una visión holística del ser humano pero no sólo desde el análisis sino también desde las metodologías de intervención.This document is part of the state of the art of research output produced on the theme "integral psychology and clinical psychology input into the work of Ken Wilber, who states in his theory of various studies on the evolution of humans and their interests, to promote integration of science and religion. The author states that all human phenomenon consists of four facets and can not be understood without addressing all of them. The foundation of these four aspects of reality has to do with internal issues, external and shapes.
Individual and collective, that is what is called "the four quadrants." In addition, this paper takes a look at the spectrum or the development of consciousness as the fundamental structure of the development and evolution of the self through time, evaluating the levels of consciousness as input structures in relations with the world and the relationship with same.
This work supports the research conceptually "Integral Human Development from the approach of Ken Wilber," and its epistemological implications, conceptual and methodological clinical psychology. To achieve this goal, established theoretical and conceptual trends in the field of psychology that dominated in the production of Ken Wilber and implemented methodologies for building proposals in the field of interventional psychology, developing understandings of the items updated interpretation of human phenomena that Wilber proposed based on the quadrant and the spectrum of consciousness.
This review documentary, theoretical conceptualization leaves behind a structure that allows a holistic view of human being but not only in analysis but also from the methodologies of intervention.1. Resumen. -- 2. Introducción. -- 3. Método. -- 4. Resultado. -- 5. Discusión. -- 6. Referencias. -- 7. Apéndices
La psicología integral y sus aportes a la psicología clínica: una revisión documental de la obra de Ken Wilber cuadrantes de la realidad y espectro de la conciencia
No full textEste documento es parte del Estado del Arte de la producción investigativa generada sobre el tema: “La psicología integral y sus aportes a la psicología clínica de la obra de Ken Wilber”, quien plantea en su teoría distintos estudios sobre la evolución del ser humano y sus intereses, para promover una integración de la ciencia y la religión. El autor refiere que todo fenómeno humano consta de cuatro facetas y no puede ser comprendido si no se abordan todas ellas. El fundamento de estas cuatro vertientes de la realidad tiene que ver con los aspectos interior, exterior y sus formas.
Individuales y colectivas, esto es lo que se denomina: “los cuatro cuadrantes”. Además, en este documento se da un vistazo al espectro o desarrollo de la conciencia como estructura fundamental del desarrollo y evolución del ser a través del tiempo, evaluándose los niveles de la conciencia como estructuras de aporte en las relaciones con el mundo y la relación consigo mismo.
Este trabajo apoya conceptualmente la línea de investigación: “Desarrollo Humano Integral desde el planteamiento de Ken Wilber,” y sus implicaciones epistemológicas, conceptuales y metodológicas para la psicología clínica. Con el fin de lograr este objetivo se establecieron las tendencias teóricas y conceptuales en el campo de la psicología que predominan en la producción de Ken Wilber y las metodologías implementadas para construir propuestas interventivas en el campo de la psicología, desarrollando comprensiones actualizadas de los elementos de interpretación de los fenómenos humanos que Wilber propone con base en los cuadrantes y el espectro de la conciencia.
Esta revisión documental de tipo teórica deja como resultado una conceptualización que permite estructurar una visión holística del ser humano pero no sólo desde el análisis sino también desde las metodologías de intervenciónThis document is part of the state of the art of research output produced on the theme "integral psychology and clinical psychology input into the work of Ken Wilber, who states in his theory of various studies on the evolution of humans and their interests, to promote integration of science and religion. The author states that all human phenomenon consists of four facets and can not be understood without addressing all of them. The foundation of these four aspects of reality has to do with internal issues, external and shapes.
Individual and collective, that is what is called "the four quadrants." In addition, this paper takes a look at the spectrum or the development of consciousness as the fundamental structure of the development and evolution of the self through time, evaluating the levels of consciousness as input structures in relations with the world and the relationship with same.
This work supports the research conceptually "Integral Human Development from the approach of Ken Wilber," and its epistemological implications, conceptual and methodological clinical psychology. To achieve this goal, established theoretical and conceptual trends in the field of psychology that dominated in the production of Ken Wilber and implemented methodologies for building proposals in the field of interventional psychology, developing understandings of the items updated interpretation of human phenomena that Wilber proposed based on the quadrant and the spectrum of consciousness.
This review documentary, theoretical conceptualization leaves behind a structure that allows a holistic view of human being but not only in analysis but also from the methodologies of intervention.1. Resumen. -- 2. Introducción. -- 3. Método. -- 4. Resultado. -- 5. Discusión. -- 6. Referencias. -- 7. Apéndices
Transpondo horizontes: a proposta de integração entre ciência e religião em Ken Wilber
No full textThis work has for objective to approach the relation between science and religion in the thought of Ken Wilber. They are the two starting points of this work: the first one is an examination that if it could call a historical briefing of the relations between science and religion; as, the not less important one, is a summarized presentation of the life and work of the author to the academic universe. For Wilber, it does not have, in modern world, more important issue that the relation between science and religion. For him, science is domain of the "truth" and the religion ig the domain of the "meaning ". The objective of the wilberian theory of integration between science and religion is to demonstrate that the essence of the religion is the spiritual realm, essentially mystic, and that the essence of the scientific method is an ample empiricism of all and any experience, physical, mental or spiritual. Thus the religious or spiritual realm would be submitted, such as the most phenomena investigated for science, to the severities of the empiricist-experimental method. It is what Wilber calls "the marriage of the sense and soul", or either, the integration between science and religion, truth and meaning.Esta dissertação tem por objetivo abordar a relação entre ciência e religião no pensamento de Ken Wilber. São dois os pontos de partida deste trabalho: o primeiro é um exame daquilo que se poderia chamar um breve histórico das relações entre ciência e religião; o segundo, não menos importante, é uma apresentação resumida de elementos cos importantes para a compreensão da obra de Wilber. Para nosso autor, não há, no mundo moderno, tópico mais importante e atual do que a relação entre ciência e religião. Para ele, a ciênein é reino da "verdade" e a religião é o reino do "significado". O objetivo da teoria wilberiana de integração entre ciência e religião é demonstrar que a essência da religião é a dimensão espiritual, essencialmente mística, e que a essência do método científico é um empirismo amplo de toda e qualquer experiência, física, mental ou espiritual. Assim posto, a dimensão religiosa, ou espiritual, estaria submetida, tal qual os demais fenômenos investigados pela ciência, aos rigores do método empírico-experimental. É o que ele chama de "a união da alma e dos sentidos", ou seja, a integração entre ciência e religião, verdade e significado
Fall Prevention in Postacute Care: Best Practices Versus Documented Practices
No full textAbstract
Date Presented 3/31/2017
Falls are a quality measure under national value-based care initiatives. Thus, this session will present results from a mixed-methods study examining the alignment between best practices and rehabilitation patient documentation to inform future quality initiatives and documentation refinement.
Primary Author and Speaker: Natalie Leland
Contributing Authors: Carin Wong, Jenny Martinez, Brenda Fagan, Kate Wilber, Debra Saliba, Neeraj Sood</jats:p
Mason, David Townsend
No full textMilitary Information: Captain, 1st Battalion 10th Engineers.This project was assisted by a grant from the New Jersey Historical Commission, a division of the Department of State.Names of other Rutgers people: Campbell, 190
An Integral Approach to the Spanish Short Stories of B. Traven.
No full textThis thesis analyzes various Spanish short stories written by the twentieth-century author B. Traven, using literary analysis techniques derived from models presented in Ken Wilber's Integral Theory. These various literary techniques, which ultimately usher the reader into a better interpretation of the short stories, include: character development analysis, character comparison analysis, literary device analysis, and key question analysis. Because these techniques listed function through the lens of Ken Wilber's Integral Theory, this thesis inevitably argues that Wilber's Integral Theory is an effective theory to use in literary analysis
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