Intellectualizing vs Being Intellectual

• Responses to First Learning about Affect Theory by Jim Duffy a.k.a. J.C.D., 2/28/97
  • More on Initial Responses to Affect Theory by Vick Kelly, 3/1/97
    • Is *Intellectualizing* a Script that is Enforced Normatively on Mental Health Professionals? by c.h., 3/7/97
      
      

c.h. How ya doing? From my understanding of intellectualization it is a reaction formation which prevents or mediates against true understanding (a barrier). On the other hand, being intellectual is the application of cognition toward phenomena in order to better understand the in itself. I personally feel that the application of the intellect toward the better understanding of human condition (in all its ramifications) is, in fact, the highest level of persuit we can aspire to under God (the Great Spirit).........see ya..........Ed

• A Question for Ed by Vick Kelly, 3/9/97
  • Motivation/Reaction Formation by Ed Riemann, 3/9/97
    • Next Question(s) by Vick Kelly, 3/10/97
      • To Vick by Ed Riemann, 3/11/97
        • We're Getting Closer by Vick Kelly, 3/16/97
          • Tin Soldiers by Ed Riemann, 3/19/97
• Transcendence of the Cognitive/Affective *Dichotomy* by Jonathan Grindlinger, 4/15/97
  • Cognitive/Affective Continuum by Ed Riemann, 4/17/97
    • Exactly by Jonathan Grindlinger, 4/17/97
      • Affective Emergence by Ed Riemann, 4/20/97
        • Modularity versus Continuum by Jonathan Grindlinger, 4/23/97
          • Modulation vs Mathmatics by Ed Riemann, 5/1/97