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UNINA9910304141403321 |
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AiKiDô : The Trinity of Conflict Transformation / / edited by Winfried Wagner |
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Wiesbaden : , : Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden : , : Imprint : Springer, , 2015 |
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[1st ed. 2015.] |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (236 p.) |
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Collana |
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Elicitiva – Friedensforschung und Humanistische Psychologie, , 2364-1053 |
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Personality |
Social psychology |
Psychotherapy |
Counseling |
Clinical psychology |
Personality and Social Psychology |
Psychotherapy and Counseling |
Clinical Psychology |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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Note generali |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Nota di bibliografia |
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Includes bibliographical references. |
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Nota di contenuto |
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Contents; Introduction; Reference List; Part I Theoretical Reflexions on Aikidô; AiKiDô: The Trinity of Conflict Transformation; Ai - The Transformative Power of Contact; Ki - The Web of Life; Dô - The Path of Transformation; Epilogue: "Elicitive" Aikidô; Reference List; Research Studies on Aikidô in Potentiating ConstructiveHandling of Social Conflict; Research Studies and Findings on Aikidô Related to Self-Regulation And Interactive Conflict-Regulation; Research Studies and Findings on Aikidô Related toSelf- Actualization/-Transformation And Spirituality |
Research Studies and Findings on Aikidô Related to The Interaction of Self-Regulation, Self-Transformation And Interactive Conflict-Regulation Overall Conclusion; Reference List; Philosophical and Spiritual Roots of Aikido; A Brief History of Aikido; Aikido and Shingon Buddhism; Aikido and Shinto; Conclusion; Reference List; Using Aikido |
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and Transpersonal Psychology Concepts as Tools for Reconciling Conflict; Aikido; Transpersonal Psychology; Science and Aikido; Cooperation as a Key Concept; Reconciling Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Organizational, and Global Conflict; Conclusion |
Reference ListAikido and Mediation; The Martial Arts in Japanese Culture; Litigation in Euro-American Culture; The Methodology of Aikido; The Methodology of Mediation; Mutual Relevance; Reference List; Part II Practical Applications of Aikidô; Transforming the Conflictual Body; Introduction; The Distress Response; Physiological Retraining; Martial Context; Difficulties; Somatics; Replacing Smallifying; The Exercises; Conclusion; Reference List; Embodied Compassionate Communication: Applied Aikido; Body-Wisdom for maintaining connection in conflicts; Three distinct embodied languages |
Centering Under PressureEmbodiment Practices; Appendix; Non-Violent Communication and Aikido; Thinking and Feeling; S.U.R.F. Centering Practice; The Spiral Blend: Becoming What You Need - Core Practice; Reference list; Rhetorical Aikido: Arguing as an Art of Peace; Yielding and Blending; Entering on an Angle; Reframing and Deliberative Argument; Turning Around the Argument, Turning the Argument Around; Conciliatory Argument; Conclusion; Reference List; Aikido and Law Enforcement: Why Training the Concepts and Techniques of Aikido Might Just Bridge the Gap Between Officers and Communities |
Identifying the ProblemSo, What Can We Do?; The Definition of Use of Force; New Tools for the Toolbox; It's Like Feeding Kids Their Veggies, on Both Sides of the Training Mat; Compassion and Empathy; Training LEO Is Not a Dojo; So, What Do Those Changes Need to Be?; So, what do we need to address?; Bridging the Gap; About the Authors |
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In this volume, nine renowned experts delineate their theoretical or methodological approach of Aikidô in potentiating constructive handling of social conflicts. The authors depict the contribution of the Japanese self-defensive art Aikidô to the theory and practice of conflict transformation. The concept of Elicitive Conflict Transformation (Lederach, Dietrich) necessarily calls for a revised understanding of applied peace work and a new personal profile of the conflict worker. This is the point where Aikidô and conflict/peace work meet. Contents AiKiDô: The Trinity of Conflict Transformation Scientific Research Studies on Aikidô Philosophical and Spiritual Roots Using Aikidô and Transpersonal Psychology Concepts Aikidô and Mediation Practical Applications of Aikidô Transforming the Conflictual Body Embodied Compassionate Communication: Applied Aikidô Non-Violent Communication and Aikidô< Rhetorical Aikidô: Arguing as an Art of Peace Aikidô and Law Enforcement Target Groups Lecturers and students of social sciences, especially in the field of conflict research, peace work, sociology and psychology, education, psychotherapy, mediation and communication studies Practitioners in the above fields, Aikidô teachers and practitioners About the Editor Winfried Wagner, Dipl.-Psych., is a psychotherapist in private practice, certified in Clinical Gestalt Therapy, and Aikidô teacher (7th degree black belt) at the international M.A. program “Peace Studies” at the University of Innsbruck, Austria. |
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