Larry Davidson, Ph.D., is a Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine, where he founded and directs the Program for Recovery and Community Health. He is the author or editor of seven other books and over 400 publications, as well as the recipient of numerous awards for his development of qualitative research methods in psychology and their use in understanding and promoting processes of recovery from serious mental illnesses.

“Davidson’s book seems to be meant for those who work within the tension between human science and philosophy, that is, those who identify themselves as operating holistically within (and between) the two disciplines. … Davidson’s message to a natural scientific audience in psychology and psychiatry becomes an echo of Husserl’s ethical call to the European community in the late 1930s.” (Magnus Englander, Husserl Studies, Vol. 39 (3), 2023)

• Introduction.- Chapter 1. Phenomenology as Descriptive Psychology.- Chapter 2. Phenomenology as Rigorous Philosophy.- Chapter 3. Phenomenology as Transcendental Philosophy.- Chapter 4. Phenomenological Psychology.- Chapter 5. Transcendental Psychologism.- Chapter 6. The Return From the Transcendental Psychological Idealism.- Chapter 7. Conclusion: Defining our Terms.

Larry Davidson, Ph.D., is a Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine, where he founded and directs the Program for Recovery and Community Health. He is the author or editor of seven other books and over 400 publications, as well as the recipient of numerous awards for his development of qualitative research methods in psychology and their use in understanding and promoting processes of recovery from serious mental illnesses.

“Davidson’s book seems to be meant for those who work within the tension between human science and philosophy, that is, those who identify themselves as operating holistically within (and between) the two disciplines. … Davidson’s message to a natural scientific audience in psychology and psychiatry becomes an echo of Husserl’s ethical call to the European community in the late 1930s.” (Magnus Englander, Husserl Studies, Vol. 39 (3), 2023)

• Introduction.- Chapter 1. Phenomenology as Descriptive Psychology.- Chapter 2. Phenomenology as Rigorous Philosophy.- Chapter 3. Phenomenology as Transcendental Philosophy.- Chapter 4. Phenomenological Psychology.- Chapter 5. Transcendental Psychologism.- Chapter 6. The Return From the Transcendental Psychological Idealism.- Chapter 7. Conclusion: Defining our Terms.

Larry Davidson, Ph.D., is a Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine, where he founded and directs the Program for Recovery and Community Health. He is the author or editor of seven other books and over 400 publications, as well as the recipient of numerous awards for his development of qualitative research methods in psychology and their use in understanding and promoting processes of recovery from serious mental illnesses.

“Davidson’s book seems to be meant for those who work within the tension between human science and philosophy, that is, those who identify themselves as operating holistically within (and between) the two disciplines. … Davidson’s message to a natural scientific audience in psychology and psychiatry becomes an echo of Husserl’s ethical call to the European community in the late 1930s.” (Magnus Englander, Husserl Studies, Vol. 39 (3), 2023)

• Introduction.- Chapter 1. Phenomenology as Descriptive Psychology.- Chapter 2. Phenomenology as Rigorous Philosophy.- Chapter 3. Phenomenology as Transcendental Philosophy.- Chapter 4. Phenomenological Psychology.- Chapter 5. Transcendental Psychologism.- Chapter 6. The Return From the Transcendental Psychological Idealism.- Chapter 7. Conclusion: Defining our Terms.