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Publications

Articles (in English)
—Authored by Dr. Wang Xuefu

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  • Wang, X. (2019a). The symbol of the iron house: From survivalism to existentialism. In L. Hoffman, M. Yang, M. Mansilla, J. Dias, M. Moats, & T. Claypool (Eds.), Existential psychology east-west (Vol. 2; pp. 3-16). University Professors Press.

  • Wang, X. (2019b). An east-west dialogue: An outline of existential therapy development in China and related Asian countries. In E. van Deurzen, E. Craig, A. Längle, K. J. Schneider, D. Tantum, & S. du Plock (Eds.), The Wiley world handbook of existential therapy (pp. 579-591). Wiley.

  • Wang, X. (2019c). Spiritual warrior in search of meaning: An existential view of Lu Xun through his life incidences and analogies. In L. Hoffman, M. Yang, F. J. Kaklauskas, & A. Chan (Eds.), Existential psychology east-west (Vol. 1; pp. 167-180). University of the Rockies Press.

  • Wang, X. (2016). Zhi Mian: Approaching healing/therapy through facing reality: A Chinese approach to existential thinking and practice. Journal of The Society for Existential Analysis (pp. 4-15).

  • Wang, X. (2012). On becoming a religious therapist in Chinese culture. Pastoral Psychology (Vol. 61; pp. 1007-1024). Springer.

  • Wang, X. (2011). Zhi Mian and existential psychology. The Humanistic Psychologist, 39, 240-246. https://doi.org/10.1080/08873267.2011.592465.

  • Wang, X. (1989). Xia Yu and Jesus: A comparison. Chinese Theological Review.

Research Papers on Zhi Mian Therapy (in English)

Books (in Chinese)
—Authored by Dr. Wang Xuefu

Therapist: A Pursuer of Cultural Enlightenment
(2024, March)

The Voice of Zhi Mian: Toward a Chinese Indigenous Approach to Psychotherapy (2024, March)

Sing a Song for

a Broken Heart

(2021, May)

Zhi Mian Psychology: Plumbing the Mysteries of the Human Soul

(2021, May)

Thus Spoke the Zhi Mian Healer

(2018, July)

Psychology in Life 

(2018, July)

Becoming Yourself

(2014, June)

A Heart to Heal

(2011, March)

The Wounded 

(2010, March)

A Path to Growth

(2010, March)

Creation-Growth Model of

Pastoral Counseling

(2010, November)

Flowers of a Time Gone by

(2008, December)

An Oasis Shrouded in the Mist: The Complex of Modern Chinese Literature and Christian Culture

(1996, April)

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