Joseph Pieper
Biographic Data
| ID | 5966258 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joseph Pieper |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joseph |
| FAMILY NAME | Pieper |
| SIGNATURE | PIEPER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tilburg University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Praying as a Form of Religious Coping in Dutch Highly Educated Muslim Women of Moroccan Descent
This article addresses the research question: “How do Dutch highly educated Muslim women of Moroccan descent use prayer in dealing with problems?” The theoretical framework was mainly based on the work of Pargament et al. regarding religious coping. The empirical part of the study consisted of a quantitative and a qualitative part. This article presents results of the quantitative part. For the quantitative part of our research, 177 questionnaire…
Attentiveness to Religious/Spiritual Coping and Meaning Questions of Patients
Illness is a bio-psycho-social-spiritual process. Physicians focus primarily on the physical level; but attention to the other levels — including the religious/spiritual level — is recommended. Research, predominantly conducted in the usa , indicates that the worldview of physicians determines their attentiveness to their patient’s religiosity/spirituality. This study investigates medical specialists in academic hospitals in the Netherlands. The …
“Whenever God Shines His Light On Me … ” Religious coping in clinical healthcare institutions
We present an overview of data collected in institutional settings in the Netherlands to make visible the significance of religious coping in these settings. These settings, that is, general psychiatry (two institutions), forensic psychiatry and nursing homes, comprise institutions in which patients with different religious backgrounds and different problems are hospitalised. The research questions are: (a) to what extent do patients use religiou…
Religious and Receptive Coping Importance for the Well-Being of Christian Outpatients and Parishioners
This article presents the results of a study in The Netherlands among two groups of religious people: i.e., 165 Christian outpatients and 171 parishioners. In this study, we focused on the following main questions. (1) To what degree did these two groups of Christians (with/without psychological treatment) practice positive religious coping, negative religious coping and receptive coping? (2) What are the relationships between these three coping …
Religious and Nonreligious Coping among Cancer Patients
A pilot study was conducted at the outpatient clinic of the department of medical oncology of Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre. The goal was to draw up an inventory of religious and nonreligious coping strategies of patients with a life threatening disease such as cancer. Current research focuses on various forms of coping. An often neglected coping strategy is religious coping. Research in this field so far was conducted mostly in the …
Healthy Religiosity and Salutary Faith
The object of this research is to clarify the concepts 'healthy religiosity' and 'salutary faith' in order to provide criteria for the assessment of a person's faith both in (mental) health care and in pastoral care. Based on the scientific literature, a questionnaire composed according to the Delphi method was presented in several rounds to a panel of psychologists/psychiatrists and theologians.The preferred 'translation' of the English term 'ma…
Religious coping in highly religious psychiatric inpatients
This study among highly religious psychiatric patients in a mental hospital in the Netherlands focused on the following issues: their religious and spiritual beliefs and activities; their religious coping activities, measured using Pargament's three coping styles and a positive religious coping scale; the influence of religious coping on psychological and existential well-being; and the predictive value of general religiousness, as compared with …
Religious Conscio Usness of Dutch Youth
This article offers a survey of the religious consciousness of Dutch secondary school students. From an educational point of view, this survey is understood as a description of the actual, initial situation of the student population that the comtemporary religious educator faces. Against the background of this survey, the question is raised, therefore, what can still be a ligitimate, general goal of religious education in school given the fact th…
Religion in Mental Health Care
This paper presents the results of an empirical study among two groups of psychotherapists in the Netherlands. One group works in a mental health institution based on religious principles (the Gliagg), and the other group in a general mental health institution (the Riagg). The investigation starts with an overview of the religious background and religious practices of the therapists. Some equations with the average Dutch citizen are made. The nex…
The Inexpressible God
In this article, God images are investigated among students of Dutch Catholic secondary schools. Almost 1000 students participated in the investigation. There appeared to be just a small differentiation where the God image was concerned. In general, there was merely a distinction between anthropomorphous and non-anthropomorphous God images. However, there is yet a third factor with religious students: theistical images. There is just one God imag…
Lourdes
The transforming possibilities of pilgrimage were examined. We were especially interested in the effects of pilgrimage on the religious attributional styles of the participants. Two groups that traveled from the Netherlands to Lourdes, France--the well-known place of pilgrimage--were researched. The respondents reported impressive experiences at the place of pilgrimage; were confronted with a Christian world view; and, during the pilgrimage more …
Wallfahrt als Glaubensentwicklung
Modern Pilgrimage and Faith
In the eighties a growing interest for popular religious phenomena like pilgrimage was noticeable. This article is aimed at the theological valuation of pilgrimage. This is done by means of the results of an empirical research carried out on Dutch pilgrims visiting Lourdes. The research shows that the pilgrims are close to the church and to religion. The motives to go on a pilgrimage differ for older and younger pilgrims. The elders go on the bas…
Religiöse und soziale Motivation für die kirchliche Trauung
Halten wir uns die bemerkenswertesten Resultate noch einmal vor Augen. Zuallererst stellen wir fest, daAŸ die kirchliche Trauung fA1⁄4r die Mehrheit Brautleute kein inhaltsloses Geschehen ist, nur noch durch AtmosphA¤re und Tradition aufrecht erhalten, sondern daAŸ ihr religiA¶se, christliche und kirchliche Bedeutung verliehen wird. Die Mehrheit betrachtet die Trauung in Kirche als Wahl fA1⁄4r Christentum und Kirche. Immerhin sind die christlich-…
Scholasticism
Book Reviews Get access Scholasticism : Personalities and Problems of Medieval Philosophy. By Joseph Pieper. (London: Faber & Faber. 1961. Pp. 192. Price 21s). Gordon Leff Gordon Leff Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 13, Issue 51, April 1963, Page 176, https://doi.org/10.2307/2217198 Published: 01 April 1963
Lourdes
The transforming possibilities of pilgrimage were examined. We were especially interested in the effects of pilgrimage on the religious attributional styles of the participants. Two groups that traveled from the Netherlands to Lourdes, France--the well-known place of pilgrimage--were researched. The respondents reported impressive experiences at the place of pilgrimage; were confronted with a Christian world view; and, during the pilgrimage more …
Scholasticism
Book Reviews Get access Scholasticism : Personalities and Problems of Medieval Philosophy. By Joseph Pieper. (London: Faber & Faber. 1961. Pp. 192. Price 21s). Gordon Leff Gordon Leff Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 13, Issue 51, April 1963, Page 176, https://doi.org/10.2307/2217198 Published: 01 April 1963
Religiöse und soziale Motivation für die kirchliche Trauung
Halten wir uns die bemerkenswertesten Resultate noch einmal vor Augen. Zuallererst stellen wir fest, daAŸ die kirchliche Trauung fA1⁄4r die Mehrheit Brautleute kein inhaltsloses Geschehen ist, nur noch durch AtmosphA¤re und Tradition aufrecht erhalten, sondern daAŸ ihr religiA¶se, christliche und kirchliche Bedeutung verliehen wird. Die Mehrheit betrachtet die Trauung in Kirche als Wahl fA1⁄4r Christentum und Kirche. Immerhin sind die christlich-…
Modern Pilgrimage and Faith
In the eighties a growing interest for popular religious phenomena like pilgrimage was noticeable. This article is aimed at the theological valuation of pilgrimage. This is done by means of the results of an empirical research carried out on Dutch pilgrims visiting Lourdes. The research shows that the pilgrims are close to the church and to religion. The motives to go on a pilgrimage differ for older and younger pilgrims. The elders go on the bas…
Wallfahrt als Glaubensentwicklung
Lourdes
The transforming possibilities of pilgrimage were examined. We were especially interested in the effects of pilgrimage on the religious attributional styles of the participants. Two groups that traveled from the Netherlands to Lourdes, France--the well-known place of pilgrimage--were researched. The respondents reported impressive experiences at the place of pilgrimage; were confronted with a Christian world view; and, during the pilgrimage more …
The Inexpressible God
In this article, God images are investigated among students of Dutch Catholic secondary schools. Almost 1000 students participated in the investigation. There appeared to be just a small differentiation where the God image was concerned. In general, there was merely a distinction between anthropomorphous and non-anthropomorphous God images. However, there is yet a third factor with religious students: theistical images. There is just one God imag…
Religion in Mental Health Care
This paper presents the results of an empirical study among two groups of psychotherapists in the Netherlands. One group works in a mental health institution based on religious principles (the Gliagg), and the other group in a general mental health institution (the Riagg). The investigation starts with an overview of the religious background and religious practices of the therapists. Some equations with the average Dutch citizen are made. The nex…
Religious Conscio Usness of Dutch Youth
This article offers a survey of the religious consciousness of Dutch secondary school students. From an educational point of view, this survey is understood as a description of the actual, initial situation of the student population that the comtemporary religious educator faces. Against the background of this survey, the question is raised, therefore, what can still be a ligitimate, general goal of religious education in school given the fact th…
Religious coping in highly religious psychiatric inpatients
This study among highly religious psychiatric patients in a mental hospital in the Netherlands focused on the following issues: their religious and spiritual beliefs and activities; their religious coping activities, measured using Pargament's three coping styles and a positive religious coping scale; the influence of religious coping on psychological and existential well-being; and the predictive value of general religiousness, as compared with …
Healthy Religiosity and Salutary Faith
The object of this research is to clarify the concepts 'healthy religiosity' and 'salutary faith' in order to provide criteria for the assessment of a person's faith both in (mental) health care and in pastoral care. Based on the scientific literature, a questionnaire composed according to the Delphi method was presented in several rounds to a panel of psychologists/psychiatrists and theologians.The preferred 'translation' of the English term 'ma…
Religious and Nonreligious Coping among Cancer Patients
A pilot study was conducted at the outpatient clinic of the department of medical oncology of Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre. The goal was to draw up an inventory of religious and nonreligious coping strategies of patients with a life threatening disease such as cancer. Current research focuses on various forms of coping. An often neglected coping strategy is religious coping. Research in this field so far was conducted mostly in the …
“Whenever God Shines His Light On Me … ” Religious coping in clinical healthcare institutions
We present an overview of data collected in institutional settings in the Netherlands to make visible the significance of religious coping in these settings. These settings, that is, general psychiatry (two institutions), forensic psychiatry and nursing homes, comprise institutions in which patients with different religious backgrounds and different problems are hospitalised. The research questions are: (a) to what extent do patients use religiou…
Religious and Receptive Coping Importance for the Well-Being of Christian Outpatients and Parishioners
This article presents the results of a study in The Netherlands among two groups of religious people: i.e., 165 Christian outpatients and 171 parishioners. In this study, we focused on the following main questions. (1) To what degree did these two groups of Christians (with/without psychological treatment) practice positive religious coping, negative religious coping and receptive coping? (2) What are the relationships between these three coping …
Attentiveness to Religious/Spiritual Coping and Meaning Questions of Patients
Illness is a bio-psycho-social-spiritual process. Physicians focus primarily on the physical level; but attention to the other levels — including the religious/spiritual level — is recommended. Research, predominantly conducted in the usa , indicates that the worldview of physicians determines their attentiveness to their patient’s religiosity/spirituality. This study investigates medical specialists in academic hospitals in the Netherlands. The …
Praying as a Form of Religious Coping in Dutch Highly Educated Muslim Women of Moroccan Descent
This article addresses the research question: “How do Dutch highly educated Muslim women of Moroccan descent use prayer in dealing with problems?” The theoretical framework was mainly based on the work of Pargament et al. regarding religious coping. The empirical part of the study consisted of a quantitative and a qualitative part. This article presents results of the quantitative part. For the quantitative part of our research, 177 questionnaire…
Psychology (11 works) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (9 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Religious studies (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Religion, Society, and Development (5 works) · Sociology (5 works)