… Gestalt psychology, compare them to classical phenomenology, and interpret them in some
new ways which continue the intentions of the original Gestalt … system of Gestalt psychology's …

… of the intersubjective razor-that 'intersubjective observation' means observation of physical
… of the concept is found in the requirement that the statements of the psychology of perception …

… of self psychology, the reader may assume the concepts I … in the subjectivity of the therapist
is just such an attempt. … As we know well from gestalt psychology, experience is always …

… theories, such as psychoanalysis, Gestalt and post-structuralist approaches, discussing in
… concept of psychology, but a new ontological definition of human phenomena. Subjectivity …

… research practices in the United States at the time, Berlinschool research defended a
conception of psychology as a science of subjectivity rather than of behavior and social control. …

… experimental psychological research and to show also its potential as a distinctive concept
… the observer; secondary qualities are partly subjective because they are caused by objects, …

… The concept of organism is best understood in this context. Yet, it is advisable to also
remember a basic tenet of Gestalt psychology: the organism as a physical system is distinguished …

… The difficulty with the concept of direct perception is most clearly seen when we consider
how an artificial vision system could be endowed with such external perception. Although a …

… concepts insofar as he found them to conflict with Gestalt-theoretical results. This led, however,
to a fundamental problematization of Husserl’s concepts … of bodily subjectivity or motor …

… Even without any change in the constellation of stimuli, if by change of subjective attitude …
nervous system and the functional concepts of Gestalt psychology may perhaps be formulated …