The Psychology of Experiencing

Part 1 Modern ideas on experiencing: the concept of experiencing; the problem of the critical situation; the process of experiencing. Part 2 Typological analysis of regularities in experiencing - construction of a typology of lived worlds: the internally simple and the externally easy lived world; the internally simple and externally difficult lived world; the internally complex and externally easy lived world; the internally complex and externally difficult lived world. Part 3 Lived world, critical situation, experiencing - correlation of types: correlation between critical situation and lived worlds; correlation between the types of critical situations and types of experiencing; from ideal types to specific process. Part 4 Cultural-historical determination of experiencing: schematism of consciousness; crime and experiencing of Rodion Raskolnikov. Part 5 The levels of constructing experiencing and methods of psychological help - from the theory of experiencing to the theory of psychological help: the level of the unconscious; the level of experiencing; the level of apprehension; the level of reflection. Appendix: coping with grief.