Problems of Life Research Physiological Analyses and Phenomenological Interpretations /
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| Formato: | eBook |
| Lenguaje: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg :
Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer,
1976.
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| Edición: | 1st ed. 1976. |
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-66372-7 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- I. Epistemological and Methodological Foundations of Research into Life
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Epistemological Foundations of the Science of Life
- 3. The Scope of the Natural Scientific Theory of Life
- 4. Special Attributes of Organisms
- 5. The Flow of Energy as the Most Important Principle of Scientific Biology
- 6. Summary
- II. Rhythm and Polarity — Physiological Analysis and Phenomenological Interpretation
- 1. Causal Analysis of Periodic Processes
- 2. A Critical Analysis of a Causal-Analytic Interpretation of Rhythmic Phenomena
- 3. Phenomenological Description of Rhythm and Polarity
- 4. Summary
- III. Bodily Movement and Exercise — Physiological Analysis and Phenomenological Interpretation
- 1. Phenomenological Interpretation of Bodily Movement
- 2. Physiological Analysis of Bodily Movements
- 3. Exercise as a Therapeutic Measure
- 4. Summary
- IV. Human Language — Physiological Analysis and Phenomenological Interpretation
- 1 Physiological Analysis of the Sound of Speech and of Hearing
- 2. A Phenomenological View of Language
- 3. Summary
- 4. Postscript
- V. Stereoscopic Vision and Color Discrimination: Their Typological Polarity and Relations to Pictorial Creativeness
- 1. Physiological Methods
- 2. Psychological Methods
- 3. Performance Differences in Stereoscopic Vision
- 4. Performance Differences in Color Discrimination
- 5. Typological and Sex Differences in the Kind of Creativity
- 6. Stereoscopic Vision and Color Discrimination in Relation to Kind of Creativity
- 7. The Complementary Behavior of Stereoscopic Visual Capacity and Color Discrimination Ability
- 8. Color Discrimination, Stereoscopic Vision and the Kind of Creativity in Relation to Color Selection
- 9. On the Polarity of Form and Color Perception
- 10. Color Selection as a Polar Phenomenon
- 11. Summary
- VI. Quantitative Thinking in the Life Research
- VII. The Essence of Health and Its Maintenance
- VIII. Bibliography
- IX. Author Index
- X. Subject Index.