In 1980, "Structures of Subjective Experience: Their Exploration and Change through NLP" was published, providing an overview of the state of Neurolinguistic Programming at the time, with contributions from all the prominent figures in NLP: Robert Dilts, John Grinder, Richard Bandler, and Judith DeLozier. Much has happened since then: NLP has spread across large parts of the world, and not least due to the growing number of practitioners, the method itself has evolved. After more than 30 years, NLP II now presents a new assessment. The authors aim to explore the further development and enrichment of NLP through new methodological approaches, guided by two fundamental questions: (1) What characterizes a "new" generation that must be more than just a variant of the existing NLP? (2) How do we know that the discovery...