Volume. 29 / Spring 2006 Phenomenological Psychology
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Dialogues & Responses
A New Page of Cognitive Neuroscience: From the Perspective of Brain Imaging Techniques
A new page for the development of cognitive neuroscience in Taiwan/ Nai-Shing Yen
Development and prospects of cognitive neuroscience in Taiwan/ Shu-Lan Hsieh
Neurologically-oriented cognitive psychology: Are we ready for it?/ Chih-Wei Hue, Ming Luo, Cian-Huei Gao
The magic keys to unlatch the black box of behaviorism: Brain imaging techniques/ Ying-Jhou Wang
Indigenous factors for studies on Chinese speaking aphasics/ Cian-Huei Gao, Chih-Wei Hue, Ming Luo
Genetic mutation and atypical language development/ Hong Gao
Getting a panoramic view on the shoulders of a giant: A review on bilingualism from the cognitive viewpoint/ Yong-Yu Chen
Editor’s responses
Establishing a stable platform for quality research/ Ovid J.L Tzeng
Special Issue
Phenomenological Psychology Guest/ Editors: Cheng-Yun Tsai ＆ Jow-Jiun Gong
Phenomenological psychology and transcendental phenomenology in the context of Edmund Husserl/ Chung-Chi Yu
Theory and application of phenomenological psychology: A genealogical application of empirical and hermeneutical modes/ Cheng-Yun Tsai
Two psycho-spiritual patterns for companionship through dying：A dual model/ Der-Heuy Yee, Shih-Ming Shih, Shu-Yi Shia, Ing-Wei Wong
Conditions of possibility of reliability, validity and value in the life-world : Philosophical reflection on the methodology of psychiatry/ Wen-Sheng Wang
On Infants’ Smiless/ Wei-Lun Lee
Corporeality: Husserl’s constitutive analysis of body/ Jow-Jiun Gong
Listening to the chronic illness sufferers: A phenomenological perspective/ Yaw- Sheng Lin
Experience & Reflection
Identity and research：A teacher/researcher voicing/ His-Hui Ko