Integral Psychology

Author(s): Wilber, K.

Journal/Book: The Collected Works of Ken Wilber. 1999; 4: Boston. Shambhala. 423-718.

Abstract: Contents: Part 1. Ground; The Foundation 1. The Basic Levels or Waves 2. The Developmenhtal Lines or Streams 3. The Self 4. The Self-Related Streams Part 2. Path: Form Premodern to Modern 5. What Is Modernity? 6. To Integrate Premodern and Modern 7. Some Important Modern Pioneers Part 3. Fruition: An Integral Model 8. The Archeology of Spirit 9. Some important Developmental Streams 10. Spirituality: Stages or not? 11. Is There a Childhood Spirituality? 12. Sociocultural Evolution 13. From Modernity to Postmodernity 14. The 1-2-3 of Consciousness Studies 15. The Integral Embrace Charts Notes

Note: This volume of the Collected Works of Ken Wilber contains Two never-before-published books: *Sociocultural Evolution (1983), a summary of the case for social evolution *Integral Psychology (relased as a separate volume 2000), a concise version of Wilber's texbook of transpersonal psychology, presenting one of the first truly integrative models og consciousness, psychology, and therapy. It also includes: * Charts correlating over one hundred developmental and evolutionary theories, ranging from the mystical traditions of East and West to modern theorists of human development. * Essays on art, meditation, spirituality, yoga etc.

Keyword(s): Meditation. Contemplation. Object relations. Self psychology. Transpersonal psychology. Spectrum psychology

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