6 research outputs found
Uncertainty management for coastal defence systems.
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Strategic Analyses of the National River Linking Project (NRLP) of India, Series 2; Proceedings of the Workshop on Analyses of Hydrological, Social and Ecological Issues of the NRLP
River basin development, Development projects, Irrigation programs, Hydrology, Erosion, Water transfer, Cost benefit analysis, Groundwater irrigation, Dams, Environmental effects, Water storage, Crop management, Livestock, Gender, Rainfed farming, Supplemental irrigation, Water harvesting, Artificial recharge, Water market, Simulation models, Water allocation, Case studies, Livestock Production/Industries, Production Economics, Productivity Analysis, Resource /Energy Economics and Policy,
Logotherapy and imagery work: the contribution of Boeschemeyerâs âWertimaginationâ
In this qualitative, interpretive study a new and promising imagery
technique, called Wertimagination (WIMÂź) [Value-Oriented Imagery] was
researched. It was developed by the logotherapist Uwe Boeschemeyer in
Germany. At the main focus of this study are the psychotherapeutic work
experiences of logotherapists applying WIMÂź. Their perceptions with
regard to Wertimaginationâs potencies, limitations and its overall
contribution to Logotherapy are explored. Eight semi-structured expert
interviews were conducted with German logotherapists offering WIMÂź at
their practice. The interview contents are analysed and compared with
supplementing perspectives: with Wertimagination experiences reported
by other (logo)therapists, by clients and by the developer of the method
(Boeschemeyer), extracted from the existing body of literature. The results
show that Value-Oriented Imagery by all three researched parties â
(logo)therapists, clients and its developer â is experienced to be a high
potential logotherapeutic, salutogenetic (resources-oriented) approach
contributing inter alia towards a personâs inner meaning finding, selfacceptance
and trust in life.PsychologyM.A. (Psychology
Logotherapy with Boeschemeyer's value-oriented imagery in multicultural contexts
In this qualitative, interpretive, multi-perspective study a new and promising
salutogenic imagery approach developed in Germany, called Value-Oriented
Imagery (Wertimagination/WIMÂź) was researched in regard to its applicability in
multicultural (non-European) contexts. A second question researched was whether
specific cultural or regional âdialectsâ would be encountered in the universal inner
picture language of persons from other (non-European) cultural backgrounds than
the one the approach was developed within.
A WIMÂź study with eighteen participants from African South African, Asian South
African and European South African cultural backgrounds was conducted in
Johannesburg in 2011 and 2012. The results were analysed and compared with
WIMÂź work experiences from Germany. Subsequently the results of the
comparison were discussed in three WIMÂź expert interviews: with Uwe
Boeschemeyer, Stephan Peeck and Andreas Boeschemeyer.
The main outcome of this research study is that Value-Oriented Imagery can be
seen as a rewarding contribution to South African multicultural (logo)therapy/
counselling contexts. Only minor cultural and regional âdialectsâ occurred in the
universal inner symbols of the RSA study participants, such as the occurrence of
more water features, especially waterfalls, and more spontaneous, unintended
Healthy Inner Child encounters. The present study suggests that work with Value-
Oriented Imagery could make a valuable contribution within any cultural and
multicultural (logo)therapy/counselling context.PsychologyD. Litt. et Phil. (Psychology