F Kräupl Taylor
Biographic Data
| ID | 1358570 |
|---|---|
| NAME | F Kräupl Taylor |
| GIVEN NAMES | F Kräupl |
| FAMILY NAME | Taylor |
| SIGNATURE | TAYLOR F K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Maudsley Hospital |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Decolonising the aftermath of death in UK contexts
Innovative decolonising work always entails going beyond diversity, but has only recently been raised in relation to ‘bereavement studies’. This paper explores what it may entail to ‘decolonise’ death and its continuing aftermath in the lives of the living. In the UK, documented experiences of racialised inequalities and discrimination have clearly evidenced the pervasiveness of institutional racism across many key areas of life. In the bereaveme…
Depersonalization in the light of Brentano's phenomenology
The symptoms of depersonalization are examined in the light of the phenomenological views evolved by Franz Brentano. He had come to the conclusion that our conscious experiences are primarily directed towards objects (contents) that are ‘phenomenal’ or ‘intentional’ in the sense that they do not necessarily have counterparts in the external world. In experiencing such an object, a person becomes simultaneously aware of himself as a mentally activ…
Disease concepts and the logic of classes
Four different disease concepts are examined. In pre‐scientific times, diseases were regarded as independent entities outside and inside the body of patients. This view is still alive in such expressions as ‘disease carrier’ and similar idioms. Sydenham' disease entity was akin to a Platonic ‘idea’ namely as ‘species’, ‘substantial form’ or ‘essence’ which had a singular independent existence in some metaphysical realm. Therefore, the talk at the…
On Psychotherapy
A History of Group and Administrative Therapy in Great Britain
Group Therapy With in and Out-Patients
Display of Dyadic Emotions
Remarks concerning Willerman's paper on Kendall's W and sociometric-type ranking
Awareness of One's Social Appeal
The Three-Dimensional Basis of Emotional Interactions in Small Groups. II
The Three-Dimensional Basis of Emotional Interactions in Small Groups. I
On Some Principles of Group Therapy
Experimental Investigation of Collective Social and Libidinal Motivations in Therapeutic Groups
On Some Principles of Group Therapy
Decolonising the aftermath of death in UK contexts
Innovative decolonising work always entails going beyond diversity, but has only recently been raised in relation to ‘bereavement studies’. This paper explores what it may entail to ‘decolonise’ death and its continuing aftermath in the lives of the living. In the UK, documented experiences of racialised inequalities and discrimination have clearly evidenced the pervasiveness of institutional racism across many key areas of life. In the bereaveme…
The Three-Dimensional Basis of Emotional Interactions in Small Groups. I
The Three-Dimensional Basis of Emotional Interactions in Small Groups. II
Depersonalization in the light of Brentano's phenomenology
The symptoms of depersonalization are examined in the light of the phenomenological views evolved by Franz Brentano. He had come to the conclusion that our conscious experiences are primarily directed towards objects (contents) that are ‘phenomenal’ or ‘intentional’ in the sense that they do not necessarily have counterparts in the external world. In experiencing such an object, a person becomes simultaneously aware of himself as a mentally activ…
A History of Group and Administrative Therapy in Great Britain
Awareness of One's Social Appeal
Experimental Investigation of Collective Social and Libidinal Motivations in Therapeutic Groups
On Some Principles of Group Therapy
The Three-Dimensional Basis of Emotional Interactions in Small Groups. I
The Three-Dimensional Basis of Emotional Interactions in Small Groups. II
Remarks concerning Willerman's paper on Kendall's W and sociometric-type ranking
Awareness of One's Social Appeal
Group Therapy With in and Out-Patients
Display of Dyadic Emotions
A History of Group and Administrative Therapy in Great Britain
On Psychotherapy
Disease concepts and the logic of classes
Four different disease concepts are examined. In pre‐scientific times, diseases were regarded as independent entities outside and inside the body of patients. This view is still alive in such expressions as ‘disease carrier’ and similar idioms. Sydenham' disease entity was akin to a Platonic ‘idea’ namely as ‘species’, ‘substantial form’ or ‘essence’ which had a singular independent existence in some metaphysical realm. Therefore, the talk at the…
Depersonalization in the light of Brentano's phenomenology
The symptoms of depersonalization are examined in the light of the phenomenological views evolved by Franz Brentano. He had come to the conclusion that our conscious experiences are primarily directed towards objects (contents) that are ‘phenomenal’ or ‘intentional’ in the sense that they do not necessarily have counterparts in the external world. In experiencing such an object, a person becomes simultaneously aware of himself as a mentally activ…
Decolonising the aftermath of death in UK contexts
Innovative decolonising work always entails going beyond diversity, but has only recently been raised in relation to ‘bereavement studies’. This paper explores what it may entail to ‘decolonise’ death and its continuing aftermath in the lives of the living. In the UK, documented experiences of racialised inequalities and discrimination have clearly evidenced the pervasiveness of institutional racism across many key areas of life. In the bereaveme…
Psychology (12 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Citation (4 works) · Library science (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)