Transformative Phenomenology

David A. Rehorick is professor emeritus of sociology at the University of New Brunswick and professor of human organization and development at Fielding Graduate University. Valerie Malhotra Bentz is chair of doctoral faculty in the School of Human and Organization Development at Fielding Graduate University.

Part 1 Foreword Part 2 Preface Part 3 Part I. Coming to Phenomenology: Saying Why and Showing How Chapter 4 1. Transformative Phenomenology: A Scholarly Scaffold for Practitioners Chapter 5 2. Male Experiences of Pregnancy: Bridging Phenomenological and Empirical Insights Chapter 6 3. Experiencing Phenomenology as Mindful Transformation: An Autobiographical Account Part 7 Part II. Lessons from Illness and Personal Trauma: Pathways to Individual Change Chapter 8 4. Trial by Fire: The Transformational Journey of an Adult Male Cancer Survivor Chapter 9 5. My Body the Traitor: Fearing a Recurrence of Breast Cancer Chapter 10 6. Take My Kidney Please: An Organ Donor's Experience Part 11 Part III. Empowerment in Workworlds: Self-Other Transformations in Corporate Environments Chapter 12 7. The Lifeworld of High Performance Teams: An Experiential Account Chapter 13 8. Personal Power: Realizing Self in Doing and Being Chapter 14 9. Bodymindfulness and Energetic Presence in Intercultural Communication Part 15 Part IV. Experiencing Transcendence: Personal Transformation as Collaborative Accomplishment Chapter 16 10. Finding Voice and Reclaiming Identity: Embodied Wisdom in the Lived Experience of Norteñas de Nuevo Méjico Chapter 17 11. A Breath of Fresh Air: Phenomenological Sociology and Tai Chi Chapter 18 12. Intentionality in Action: Teaching Artists Phenomenology Chapter 19 13. Chasing Transcendence: Experiencing Magic Moments in Jazz Improvisation