The Psychology of Apokálypsis and Phenomenological Psychology in its Relation to the Psyche and the Subject's Visual Cortex
Phenomenology is an approach to study that investigates the subjective experience of phenomena, including religiosity and spirituality (R/S). In psycho-logy, phenomenology seeks to understand how religiosity and spirituality mani-fest themselves in individual consciousness, exploring religious and spiritual ex-periences, how they are lived and interpreted by the individual; how the psycho-logical subject is formed and relates to the world, because it goes beyond the idea of the biological individual, considering the influence of mental processes, subjectivity, culture and social interactions in the formation of identity and beha-vior. In these contexts, we present the Psychology of Apokálypsis and Pheno-menological Psychology as they relate to the psyche and the subject's visual cortex.
The Psychology of Apokálypsis and Phenomenological Psychology in its Relation to the Psyche and the Subject's Visual Cortex
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.5585925290512
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Palavras-chave: Apokálypsis, Behavior, Spirituality, Exorcism, Phenomenology, Psychology, Re-ligiosity.
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Keywords: Apokálypsis, Behavior, Spirituality, Exorcism, Phenomenology, Psychology, Re-ligiosity.
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Abstract:
Phenomenology is an approach to study that investigates the subjective experience of phenomena, including religiosity and spirituality (R/S). In psycho-logy, phenomenology seeks to understand how religiosity and spirituality mani-fest themselves in individual consciousness, exploring religious and spiritual ex-periences, how they are lived and interpreted by the individual; how the psycho-logical subject is formed and relates to the world, because it goes beyond the idea of the biological individual, considering the influence of mental processes, subjectivity, culture and social interactions in the formation of identity and beha-vior. In these contexts, we present the Psychology of Apokálypsis and Pheno-menological Psychology as they relate to the psyche and the subject's visual cortex.
- Adão José Gonçalves da Cruz
