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Tables of Contents for Philosophical Practice
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Acknowledgments
xiii
 
Foreword
xv
 
Paul Sharkey
Author's Preface
xix
 
PART I Foundations of Philosophical Practice
Stand-Up Philosophy
3
18
Notes
16
5
Is Philosophy a Way of Life?
21
16
What Makes Philosophy Special as a Way of Life?
21
5
What Makes Philosophy Special as a Discipline?
26
11
Notes
34
3
Why Is Philosophy Regaining Popularity?
37
20
Notes
52
5
PART II Modes of Philosophical Practice
Two Meanings of Meditation
57
10
Notes
64
3
Client Counseling
67
42
Some Formative Names
67
1
How I Became a Philosophical Counselor
68
4
The Geometry of Philosophical Counseling
72
7
The Modality of Dialogue
79
8
A Typology of Philosophical Counseling Dialogue
87
7
The Golden Triangle
94
15
Notes
105
4
Philosophy with Groups---and Groupies
109
30
Is ``Group Philosophy'' an Oxymoron?
109
3
The Philosopher's Cafe
112
13
Nelsonian Socratic Dialogue
125
11
Philosophy With Other Groups
136
3
Notes
137
2
The Corporate Philosopher
139
38
Origins of Philosophical Consulting
139
14
General Services
153
6
Substance, Form, and Artistry
159
11
Motivational Speaking
160
1
Ethics Code-Building
161
1
Ethics Compliance
162
1
Moral Self-Defense
163
1
Short Socratic Dialogue
164
1
Dilemma Training
165
2
The PEACE Process
167
1
Leadership and Governance
168
1
Artistry
168
2
The Summit of Practice
170
7
Notes
172
5
PART III Professionalization of Philosophical Practice
Pioneering Versus Pedagogy
177
22
Notes
196
3
The Making of a Profession
199
30
Programs of Training at Universities or Institutes Chartered by the State and Accredited by Professional Accrediting Bodies
200
12
Established Criteria (Including an Examination) for Certification of Practitioners
212
8
APPA Certification Standards
213
2
Certification Standards for Client Counselors
215
1
Certification Standards for Group Facilitators
216
1
Certification Standards for Organizational Consultants
217
3
Established Body of Knowledge as Reflected in the Publication of Reference Books and Professional Journals and Regularly Scheduled Scientific [sic: Read ``Learned''] Meetings
220
1
Established Code of Ethics
221
8
Standards of Professional Ethical Practice
222
5
Notes
227
2
Recognition Versus Regulation
229
20
The Political Economy of Regulation
229
2
Licensure
231
8
Certification
239
2
Registration
241
1
Recognition qua Politics
242
7
Notes
244
5
PART IV Marketing of Philosophical Practice
IRB Approval of Research Programs
249
14
Commodities and Public Service
249
1
Research Involving Human Subjects
250
9
Evidence that You Are a Qualified Philosophical Counselor
251
1
A Description of Your Scope of Practice
252
2
A Script (i.e., Advertisement) that You Will Use to Recruit Potential Subjects
254
1
A Contingency Plan and Referral List to Other Counseling Professions
254
3
Instrument of Informed Consent and Relevant Procedural Details
257
2
Bridging Necessity and Sufficiency
259
2
Post-hoc Speculations
261
2
Notes
262
1
Hanging Out a Counseling Shingle
263
26
Publicity
279
4
Promotion
283
1
Packaging
284
2
Notes
286
3
Opportunities for Facilitators
289
16
Informal Facilitation: The Philosopher's Cafe Revisited
289
1
Formal Facilitation: Socratic Dialogue Revisited
290
1
Philosophy for Children
291
4
Philosophy for Undergraduates
295
3
Philosophy for Seniors
298
1
Philosophy for Felons
299
2
Philosophy for the Otherwise Challenged
301
4
Notes
302
3
Opportunities for Consultants
305
20
The Modularity of Practice
306
1
The General Nature of Conflict in the Workplace
306
4
Special Effects of Diversity on Conflict in the Workplace
310
5
Inability of Political Correctness and Other Oppressive Ideological Mechanisms to Manage Such Conflicts Equitably
315
2
The Rising Importance of Ethics Compliance, and the Ethical Unpreparedness of Generic Management Consultants
317
3
Notes
320
5
PART V Politics of Philosophical Practice
Friends and Foes of Philosophical Practice
325
26
Psychiatry
326
2
Psychology
328
6
Philosophy
334
17
Coffeehouse Mentality
337
2
Sophistry
339
5
Fraud
344
1
Ambivalence
345
1
Concealing Personal Problems Behind Philosophical Facades
346
1
Academic Vanity, Fear of Change or Appearance of Inadequacy
347
2
Notes
349
2
International and Interprofessional Relations
351
8
National and International Relations
351
2
Interprofessional Relations
353
6
Notes
358
1
Making and Breaking News
359
42
Parting Shots
359
1
Plato not Prozac Goes Global
360
2
Surf and Turf at City College: Making Waves and Defending Territory
362
4
Philosophy and the World Economic Forum
366
1
Last Word
367
10
Notes
367
2
References
369
8
Appendices
A APPA Membership Information
377
4
B Directory of APPA-Certified Practitioners
381
12
C Directory of Organizations
393
4
D Select Bibliography on Philosophical Practice
397
2
E Scholarly Journals
399
2
Index
401