Transpersonal Research Methods for the Social Sciences: Honoring Human Experience (Progress in Neural Processing; 7)
by William G. Braud, Rosemarie Anderson
This book presents transpersonal research methods tailored for social sciences, focusing on honoring the full spectrum of human experience. It guides researchers in adopting holistic approaches that integrate personal and collective dimensions, fostering deeper insights into consciousness and well-being. Part of the Progress in Neural Processing series, it enriches qualitative methodologies for transformative studies.
About This Book
Transpersonal Research Methods for the Social Sciences offers a fresh perspective on conducting studies that respect and integrate human experiences beyond conventional boundaries.
Authored by William G. Braud and Rosemarie Anderson, this volume is part of the Progress in Neural Processing series, volume 7, emphasizing qualitative and transformative methodologies.
It provides tools for researchers to explore consciousness, spirituality, and personal growth within social science frameworks, promoting ethical and empathetic inquiry.
Ideal for scholars seeking to expand traditional paradigms, the book supports interdisciplinary applications in psychology and related fields.
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