Titlebook: Re-Inventing Organic Metaphors for the Social Sciences; Marc Antoine Campill Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), un

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Everything Is Bound to Transform: On Knowledge’s Flow our sense of identity. For this purpose, it is elementary to understand . beyond the borders of its restrictive definitions. Clinging to the idea that it is mainly a form of self-initiated education, which focuses on personal improvement, leads to academic stagnation. Any theoretical advancement re

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Allegory Analysis: A Methodological Framework for a Tool for Psychologyzeitgeist in which people are experiencing a rapid change in values and mores, in which culture has less and less to do with locality but is seen as an apperceptive tool that is negotiated reciprocally: intra- and inter-individually. We live in a zeitgeist of truth-appearances or probabilities based

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Exploring the “Garden Metaphor”: An Inter-Modal Autoethnography multi-modality methodology to explore the hyper-generalised affective field. Specifically, we will discuss the possibility of combining the ideas of Thinking At the Edge (TAE) and the Inter-Modal Pre-Construction (IMPreC) method. There is insufficient discussion of transforming experience into othe

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The Role of Metaphors in Model-Building Within the Sciences of Meaninging metatheoretical understandings of how we operate when dealing with questions of scientific compatibility. That is, in different areas of research there may be important methodological and explanatory assets that may not always be compatible across disciplines, but these disciplines may have a ce

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The Story of Isepal – A Case Study Allegory Analysisallegories powerfully exemplify the possibility of understanding human psyche through organic metaphors and allegories. As will be shown, through the application of AA to Isepal’s case, central themes for therapy could be uncovered: life-script-ideologies, inner parts, ambivalences, psychodynamics,

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Conclusion, Reinventing Organic Metaphors: Following Innovation into the Wastelandtion, whereby information is definably present, but rarely fully relatable to the observing being. When it comes to human effort to give sense to their environment, it is unbelievable how innovative we are. Meanwhile, we need to be aware that we, as human beings, use what we are bound to—our innovat