معجزات در سه جلد: خدا، علم و روانشناسی در ماوراء الطبیعه [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover Page (e-book)......Page 1
ISBN 9780275997243 (vol. 1)......Page 6
Cover Page......Page 2
Recent Titles in Psychology, Religion, and Spirituality......Page 4
Title: Volume 1 - Religious and Spiritual Events......Page 5
Contents......Page 9
Series Foreword......Page 11
Introduction......Page 14
1 Biblical Miracles and Psychological Process: Jesus as Psychotherapist......Page 16
2 Distorted Reality or Transitional Space? Biblical Miracle Stories in Psychoanalytic Perspective......Page 30
3 Jesus and Miracles in Historical, Biblical, and Psychological Perspective......Page 51
4 Miracles in the Old Testament......Page 72
5 Old Testament Figures as Miracle Workers......Page 92
6 Moses’ Competition with Pharaoh’s Magicians......Page 102
7 The Religious-Historical Background of the New Testament Miracles......Page 118
8 The Miracle of Christ’s Birth......Page 132
9 "That They May Believe": Distinguishing the Miraculous from the Providential......Page 150
10 Through Signs and Wonders: Religious Discourse and Miracle Narratives......Page 174
11 Healing in the Gospels: The Essential Credentials......Page 201
12 What We Can Learn from Miraculous Healings and Cures......Page 223
13 Are Miracles Essential or Peripheral to Faith Traditions?......Page 236
14 Religious and Spiritual Miracle Events in Real-Life Experience......Page 256
15 How Religious or Spiritual Miracle Events Happen Today......Page 279
16 On the Limits of Scientific Investigation: Miracles and Intercessory Prayer......Page 295
Conclusion......Page 316
Index......Page 320
About the Editor and Advisers......Page 328
About the Contributors......Page 332
Cover Page......Page 337
Recent Titles in Psychology, Religion, and Spirituality......Page 339
Title Page......Page 340
ISBN 9780275997267 (vol. 2)......Page 341
Contents......Page 344
Series Foreword......Page 346
Introduction......Page 349
1 God and Science......Page 352
2 The Enduring Fascination of Miracles......Page 368
3 Relocating, Reanalyzing, and Redefining Miracles: A Psychodynamic Exploration of the Miraculous......Page 378
4 Miracle Attributions, Meaning, and Neuropsychology......Page 400
5 What Is a Medical or Therapeutic Miracle?......Page 418
6 History of Research on Faith, Prayer, and Medical Healings......Page 433
7 Psychoneuroimmunology and Jesus' Healing Miracles......Page 445
8 The Phenomenology of Transformation and Healing: The Disciples as Miracle Workers and Other Biblical Examples......Page 465
9 Miracles and Crowd Psychology in African Culture......Page 485
10 Sacred Bleeding: The Language of Stigmata......Page 505
11 Miracles in Kongo Religious History: Evaluating the Ritual Healing Theory......Page 527
12 Where Medicine Ends and the Miraculous Begins in Mysterious Healings......Page 549
13 Faith: An Existential, Phenomenological, and Biblical Integration......Page 564
14 The Healing Power of the Will to Live......Page 586
15 Intercessory Prayer, Group Psychology, and Medical Healing......Page 600
Conclusion......Page 614
Index......Page 618
About the Editor and Advisers......Page 628
About the Contributors......Page 632
Cover Page......Page 637
Recent Titles in Psychology, Religion, and Spirituality......Page 639
Title Page......Page 640
ISBN 9780275997281 (vol. 3)......Page 641
Contents......Page 644
Series Foreword......Page 646
Introduction......Page 649
1 The Sensed Presence as a Coping Resource in Extreme Environments......Page 652
2 Mysticism and the Paranormal......Page 667
3 Multistate and Entheogenic Contributions to the Study of Miracles and Experimental Religious Studies......Page 689
4 The Miraculous and Mental Illness......Page 716
5 Miracles in the Frontal Lobes: A Neuropsychological Approach to the Way We Make Miracle Attributions......Page 745
6 An African Perspective on Miracles......Page 768
7 "Hallelujah! Thank You, Jesus!": Selling the Miraculous in the Preaching of Faith Healers......Page 790
8 Miracles in "A Course in Miracles"......Page 813
9 The Miracle of Psychotherapy......Page 838
10 Spiritualizing the Unknown......Page 845
11 Personal Experience, Self-Reporting, and Hyperbole......Page 861
12 Music and the Miraculous: The Neurophysiology of Music’s Emotive Meaning......Page 881
13 Revelation and the Practice of Prophecy: With Special Reference to Rabbi Nachman of Breslov......Page 904
Conclusion......Page 952
Index......Page 956
About the Editor and Advisers......Page 966
About the Contributors......Page 970