Skip to content

The Institute of Mind Humanities

ISSN 2733-4783

3 papers in the library · 1 citation · publishing 2023-2026

Papers

Sort Most recent Most cited

Das Peter Hille-Buch: Genre Hybridity and the Narrativization of Mystical Experience

The Institute of Mind Humanities April 30, 2026 Mi-kyung Kim

This study reinterprets Das Peter Hille-Buch through the theoretical framework of genre hybridity and the poetics of mysticism, arguing that the work’s difficulty constitutes a deliberate aesthetic strategy rather than a formal weakness. The analysis focuses on the narrative structure in which biography, autobiography, religious discourse, and prose poetry are intricately interwoven, creating a...

From Meditative States to Lasting Transformation: Awareness of Nonduality in Contemplative Science

The Institute of Mind Humanities April 30, 2025 Chris Krägeloh 1 citation

Nondual awareness and nonduality have been discussed increasing in the psychological literature in the context of mindfulness-based interventions. Particularly later generations of such programs increasingly link mindfulness practice to spirituality or Buddhist philosophy. For that reason, terms related to nonduality, including nondualism and nondual awareness, are being discussed for a broader...

How Meditation Affects Ethical Reasoning and Ethical Behavior: Limitations of Current Research and Suggestions Moving Forward

The Institute of Mind Humanities October 31, 2023 Cheung Kin

Some earlier scientific research on mindfulness, lovingkindness and compassion meditation have investigated their effects on ethical reasoning and ethical behavior. Unfortunately, when these studies are cited, improving ethical reasoning or awareness or judgment is too often conflated with increasing ethical behavior. However, empirical evidence from Experimental Philosophy shows a key gap...