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Cover -- ISSUES IN PHILOSOPHICAL COUNSELING -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 The Man Who Saved the World but Could Not Save Himself* -- NOTES -- Chapter 2 Philosophical Counseling in Brief -- NOTES -- Chapter 3 Experimental Philosophy -- NOTES -- Chapter 4 Clinical Philosophy -- Chapter 5 Counseling and the Café -- NOTES -- Chapter 6 E-mail Counseling -- SUBJECT: CAREER DECISIONS -- SUBJECT: SPIRITUALITY, SEXUALITY, AND RELIGION -- SUBJECT: WHAT BELIEFS SHOULD CHILDREN BE TAUGHT? -- SUBJECT: WHY ME? -- SUBJECT: SUICIDE -- SUBJECT: "CORRECT" CONSOLING -- SUBJECT: A WIFE DEALING WITH HER OWN ANGER -- SUBJECT: THE CHILDISH HUSBAND -- SUBJECT: SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER? -- SUBJECT: BUSINESS ETHICS -- SUBJECT: DETERMINISM -- NOTES -- Chapter 7 Sex and Logic -- 1. HOMOSEXUALITY IS NOT NATURAL, SO IT IS WRONG -- Response -- 2. THE BIBLE SAYS HOMOSEXUALITY IS WRONG, SO IT IS WRONG -- Response -- 3. EVERYONE AGREES THAT HOMOSEXUALITY IS WRONG, THEREFORE IT IS WRONG -- Response -- 4. HOMOSEXUALS ARE A THREAT TO OUR CHILDREN, THEREFORE IT IS WRONG -- Response -- 5. HOMOSEXUALITY IS A THREAT TO THE FAMILY AND WILL DESTROY SOCIETY AS WE KNOW IT, THEREFORE IT IS WRONG -- Response -- 6. HOMOSEXUALITY IS CAUSED BY MAKING A WRONGCHOICE IN SEX PARTNERS. IF BOYS AND GIRLS ARE RAISED PROPERLY THEY WON'T GROW UP MAKING WRONG CHOICES. THEREFORE HOMOSEXUALS ARE JUST POORLY RAISED INDIVIDUALS MAKING WRONG CHOICES -- Response -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- Chapter 8 Speaking Like a Woman/Listening Like a Man* -- ORIGINS -- AN OVERVIEW OF DIFFERENCES -- Viewpoint -- Relationships -- Friendships -- Discursive Styles -- THE DIFFERENCES IN COUNSELING -- Women -- Men -- Counselors -- CONCLUSION -- Some Differences in Discursive Styles -- Women -- Men -- NOTES -- Chapter 9 Rational Passions* -- EMOTIONS EXPLAINED.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE RATIONAL? -- HERMENEUTICS OF EMOTIONS -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- Chapter 10 All Seriousness Aside -- NOTES -- Chapter 11 Medicating the Mind -- NOTES -- Chapter 12 Medicating the Mind: A Second Dose -- NOTES -- Chapter 13 Getting to Normal -- NOTES -- Chapter 14 Celebrating Affliction -- NOTES -- Chapter 15 The Meaning of Life* -- THE ACADEMIC -- THE RELIGIOUS -- THE PERSONAL -- NOTES -- Chapter 16 Learning to Be Old -- PHYSICAL CHANGES -- MENTAL/INTELLECTUAL CHANGES -- SOCIOCULTURAL CHANGES -- EXISTENTIAL/SPIRITUAL CHANGES -- NOTES -- Chapter 17 Suicide as Self-Defense -- THE BIBLE -- PHILOSOPHY OF SUICIDE -- PHILOSOPHICAL COUNSELING -- NOTES -- Chapter 18 What Does God Have to Do with It? -- NOTES -- Chapter 19 Dream Interpretation -- 1. WHAT IS A DREAM? -- 2. SIGMUND FREUD -- 3. CARL JUNG -- 4. THE PHILOSOPHY OF DREAMS -- 5. DREAM INTERPRETATION IN PHILOSOPHICAL COUNSELING -- NOTES -- Chapter 20 Duty to Oneself -- NOTES -- Chapter 21 The Independent Philosopher -- 1. ADVICE TO INDEPENDENT PHILOSOPHERS -- 2. MEMORABLE EXPERIENCES -- 3. BE COURAGEOUS -- NOTES -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author.
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Issues in philosophical counseling [[electronic resource] /] / Peter B. Raabe
