Re-Inventing Organic Metaphors for the Social Sciences

Marc Antoine Campill, accomplished his master’s degree (MSc.) in cultural psychology at the Sigmund Freud (Private) University Vienna and his bachelor’s degree in psychology (BSc.) from the University of Luxembourg. The current field interest is determinate toward the cultural psychological understanding of the individuum, in his identification process. As his current publications imply, his interests are set on generating a new psychological perspective by integrating the social construction of common knowledge and the scientifical meaning of other “Naturwissenschaften” into the psychological field.  His collaborative work with Japan dedicated to the hihkikomori phenomena serves as the basis for the theoretical efforts made collectively in this volume.  The creation of dynamic models, that can surpass the mechanical restrictions of current theoretical models in psychology, is a central aim of his current construct as a researcher.

1. Prelude: Psychology in metamorphosis.- 2. Time as an organic metaphor.- 3. The regeneration of the space of landscape - where experiencing is fundamentally sustained.- 4. Ohh-- Guovssahas above my meadow: Introducing the Gestalt-explosion as the core factor of meaning-generation.- 5. Everything Is Bound to Transform: On Knowledge's Flow .- 6. Allegory Analysis:A Methodological Framework For A Tool For Psychology.- 7. The knot and the psyche. A study on the dynamism of the psyche by means of the knotting praxis.- 8. Exploring the "garden metaphor": An inter-modal autoethnography.- 9. The Role Of Metaphors In Model-Building Within The Sciences Of Meaning.- 10. Ice cream: An exploration of outsiders by parasitological insights.- 11. Biocenosis of the Self: The dynamic of relationships.- 12. The Story of Isepal - A Case Study Allegory Analysis -.- 13. Dialogue: How to use the wasted potential of thoughts and efforts.- 14. Conclusion: Following innovation into the wasteland: Re-inventing organic metaphors.