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List of figures, List of tables, Acknowledgements

Introduction

Part I. The Theory of Relational and Contextual Reasoning (RCR) and

its Empirical Study:

　1. Introduction

　2. Development of RCR

　3. Metaphysical assumptions and theory of RCR

　4. Empirical studies of RCR

　5. Other thought forms and matching them to the problem at

hand

Part II. Applications of RCR:

　6. Methodology

　7. Religion

　8. The archaeology of RCR

　9. Psychology

　10. Education

　11. Social issues

　12. Conclusions

Appendices

References

Index.

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　　Developing the Horizons of the Mind was first published in

2002. It is a comprehensive book on Relational and Contextual

Reasoning (RCR), a theory of the human mind which powerfully

addresses key areas of human conflict such as the ideological

conflict between nations, the conflict in close relationships and

the conflict between science and religion. K. Helmut Reich provides

a clear and accessible introduction to the fresh RCR way of

thinking that encourages people to adopt an inclusive rather than

an oppositional approach to conflict and problem-solving. Part one

outlines the key aspects of RCR theory and supporting empirical

data and part two provides examples of its application in the

world. RCR provides a stimulating and challenging tool to several

disciplines, including philosophy, psychology, religious studies

and education, and this book will be a valuable resource for

cognitive scientists, psychotherapists, theologians, educators and

all those involved in conflict resolution.

　　? Comprehensive presentation of a potentially helpful form of

thought ? Extensive discussion of different types of logic ? Equal

weight given to theory, supporting empirical data and applications

to various issues