Masayoshi Morioka
Biographic Data
| ID | 631182 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Masayoshi Morioka |
| GIVEN NAMES | Masayoshi |
| FAMILY NAME | Morioka |
| SIGNATURE | MORIOKA M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ritsumeikan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6367-0069 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Connecting Mindfulness Practice to Generative Semiotic Activity—Self-Other Referent in Umwelt and Semiosphere
In this comment paper on von Fircks (2023a), I would like to focus on four issues and offer some reflections on them: first, what is happening in the process of a new I arising through mindfulness meditation practice? I would like to supplement the dialogue between Buber and Rogers in 1957 on the dynamism of I and Me, which is the basis of Mead's theory of self formation, in which I and Me separate, discover and meet a new self. The second, is th…
Free Association and Inner Speech—On the Internal Form of Words
Continuity and Discontinuity between the Psychological World and the Biological World
Mind-Body Correlation and its Logic: The Experience of “Invisible Body
Remembering: A Story of Loss and Recovery of the Self
In this investigation, the author explores the activity of remembering shared in a psychotherapeutic situation. How does the mourning process advance in the internal world of clients? The aim of this article is to articulate this process from the narrative-based approach. The author presents a case study for a female client who had experienced several severe losses. The mourning process can be understood in a cultural context and reflected by ind…
Commentary: Constructing Creative Appropriations
I explore the possibility of the notion of space appropriations from the viewpoint of joint meaning-making processes. Especially worthy of note are unknown hidden appropriations, that is, those that are transitory and constructed by actions and practices. How does the action of boundary-making have a potentiality for new connections? Three viewpoints are presented in relation to this theme: the relationships between abduction and change processes…
The Possibility of a Fuzzy Zone of Semiotic Activity
Connecting Mindfulness Practice to Generative Semiotic Activity—Self-Other Referent in Umwelt and Semiosphere
In this comment paper on von Fircks (2023a), I would like to focus on four issues and offer some reflections on them: first, what is happening in the process of a new I arising through mindfulness meditation practice? I would like to supplement the dialogue between Buber and Rogers in 1957 on the dynamism of I and Me, which is the basis of Mead's theory of self formation, in which I and Me separate, discover and meet a new self. The second, is th…
Continuity and Discontinuity between the Psychological World and the Biological World
Mind-Body Correlation and its Logic: The Experience of “Invisible Body
Free Association and Inner Speech—On the Internal Form of Words
Commentary: Constructing Creative Appropriations
I explore the possibility of the notion of space appropriations from the viewpoint of joint meaning-making processes. Especially worthy of note are unknown hidden appropriations, that is, those that are transitory and constructed by actions and practices. How does the action of boundary-making have a potentiality for new connections? Three viewpoints are presented in relation to this theme: the relationships between abduction and change processes…
The Possibility of a Fuzzy Zone of Semiotic Activity
Remembering: A Story of Loss and Recovery of the Self
In this investigation, the author explores the activity of remembering shared in a psychotherapeutic situation. How does the mourning process advance in the internal world of clients? The aim of this article is to articulate this process from the narrative-based approach. The author presents a case study for a female client who had experienced several severe losses. The mourning process can be understood in a cultural context and reflected by ind…
Continuity and Discontinuity between the Psychological World and the Biological World
Mind-Body Correlation and its Logic: The Experience of “Invisible Body
Free Association and Inner Speech—On the Internal Form of Words
Connecting Mindfulness Practice to Generative Semiotic Activity—Self-Other Referent in Umwelt and Semiosphere
In this comment paper on von Fircks (2023a), I would like to focus on four issues and offer some reflections on them: first, what is happening in the process of a new I arising through mindfulness meditation practice? I would like to supplement the dialogue between Buber and Rogers in 1957 on the dynamism of I and Me, which is the basis of Mead's theory of self formation, in which I and Me separate, discover and meet a new self. The second, is th…
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