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  1. The ‘Person’in Philosophical Counselling vs. Psychotherapy and the Possibility of Interchange between the Fields.Rachel B. Blass - 1996 - Journal of Applied Philosophy 13 (3):279-296.
    This paper suggests that a basic distinction between philosophical counselling and psychotherapy is to be found in the conception of ‘the person’that is inherent in each of the fields. Understanding this distinction allows not only for a more profound recognition of what is unique to philosophical counselling but also for a better view of possibilities of interchange between the fields. [1].
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  • On the Possibility of Self-Transcendence: Philosophical Counseling, Zen, and the Psychological Perspective.Rachel B. Blass - 1996 - Journal of Chinese Philosophy 23 (3):277-297.
    This paper distinguishes between two conceptions of philosophical counseling. The one focuses on the clarification of the individual’s psychological and philosophical self and the other on the transcendence of that self. A comparison of the latter conception with the self-transcendence that rakes place through Zen Buddhism contributes to the examination of the question of whether philosophical counseling can indeed overcome potential psychological obstacles to attaining a transcendent aim. Possible influences of the integration of psychological intervention into the philosophical search for (...)
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  • On the possibility of self-transcendence: Philosophical counseling, zen, and the psychological perspective.Rachel B. Blass - 1996 - Journal of Chinese Philosophy 23 (3):277-297.
    This paper distinguishes between two conceptions of philosophical counseling. The one focuses on the clarification of the individual's psychological and philosophical self and the other on the transcendence of that self. A comparison of the latter conception with the self-transcendence that takes place through Zen Buddhism contributes to the examination of the question of whether philosophical counseling can indeed overcome potential psychological obstacles to attaining a transcendent aim. Possible influences of the integration of psychological intervention into the philosophical search for (...)
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