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Перевод: Gestalt

[существительное]
форма ; шаблон ; целое, отличающееся от суммы его составляющих; целостное восприятие объекта

Тезаурус:

1. Another American, Donna Brandes (1979 and 1981) has an approach to drama games based on Gestalt Therapy.
2. Or it may set the direction of a programme of research, as when the Gestalt psychologists extended their primarily visual concept of "insight" into a gestalt (literally "shape") from perception to thinking.
3. The organisation of material once it has been attended to was extensively studied by Gestalt psychologists.
4. The still influential contribution of Khler and the other Gestalt psychologists to elucidating the rules underlying pattern perception is a major example.
5. And these are terminated, not by deliberation and interpretation, but by a relatively sudden and unstructured event like the gestalt switch.
6. A Gestalt is a mode of perception of a group of objects - say of the dots in a printed picture - so that they are seen as one thing.
7. Like most therapists, I have been inspired by countless different sources - from metaphysics to Buddhism, from object relations theory to Jung, from Gestalt therapy to psychosynthesis, from mysticism to shamanism.
8. The scientist has essentially separate pieces of information, whereas the subject has a sort of Gestalt .
9. If you are having difficulties with someone, assume that the other person is an aspect of yourself which needs to be integrated, and try the Gestalt "empty chair" technique.
10. There was a parallel although less popular theoretical development based on Gestalt psychology which resulted in the field theories of Lewin, Wheeler and Tolman (Hilgard, 1948).
11. The first section introduces the visual phenomena exploited by Op Art: moire patterns, distortions arising from the shape of the eyeball and the lens, afterimages, simultaneous contrast effects, subjective contours, all the principles of "good form", - good continuity" and figure round relationship explored by the Gestalt psychologists.
12. It would make no sense to say that the dots in the picture had a Gestalt of themselves, but to apply this model to the brain and experience would be just like that; for, if the experience just is a state of the brain, then there is no way in which the character of the experience can be explained as the result of some perspective on the brain.