Saying What We Mean: A Symposium on the Works of Eugene Gendlin

Post-event registration is open. Access to full Symposium recordings and resources remain available through July 31, 2021. The Departments of Psychology and Philosophy at Seattle University, in partnership with The Gendlin Center for Research of the International Focusing Institute, held a symposium advancing the work of Eugene Gendlin. Participants to exploreD the implications of Gendlin’s posthumous collection Saying What We Mean: Implicit Precision and the Responsive Order (2018). This extraordinary collection, edited by Edward Casey and Donata Schoeller, brings together a series of essays demonstrating Gendlin’s creative and insightful ability to balance conversations across a wide range of voices in philosophy and psychology. Our plenary speakers were Ed Casey, Robert Scharff, Donata Schoeller and Eric Severson. Recordings from these and all participant paper presentations as well as pre-recorded participant papers are included with post - event registration. https://www.seattleu.edu/artsci/2021-gendlin-symposium/