Titlebook: Neuro-Linguistic Programming; A Critical Appreciat Paul Tosey,Jane Mathison Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Paul Tosey,Jane Mathison suggestive and sometimes unforeseen relations between apparently diverse subjects (e. g. differential geometry in the small and also in the large, algebraic geometry, function theory, topo­ logy, etc. ); prominence is given throughout to the geometrical view­ point, and tedious calculations are as far as pos978-3-642-65008-6978-3-642-65006-2

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Discovering the Language of Change of Carl Rogers. Grant and Riesman comment that; ‘if Kresge College could have adopted the name of its patron saint rather than its benefactor, it would have been called Carl Rogers College’ (1978:77).

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Exploring Inner Landscapest, ‘he was laughing. I asked what was so funny. He said (more or less), “You know John, people say the weirdest things, the woman I was talking to at the counter. She said T see what you’re saying’.” He then relapsed into convulsive laughter’ (Bostic St. Clair & Grinder 2001:165).

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NLP as a Movement — Values and Discoursegested in NLP that unconscious modelling is such a powerful learning process, perhaps there are features that might have become incorporated into NLP unawarely from its historical and cultural circumstances? There is little in NLP literature that attempts to be reflexive in this way, and which addresses the field as it might be seen from outside.

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