Humanistic psychology

Book

Springer, Dordrecht

1981

311 Pages

ISBN 978-1-4684-1073-0

Humanistic psychology

concepts and criticisms

Edited by

Joseph R. Royce , Leendert P Mos

Publication details

Full citation:

Royce, J. R. , Mos, L. (eds) (1981). Humanistic psychology: concepts and criticisms, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Psychology

Graumann Carl Friedrich

3-18

Humanistic psychology and metapsychology

Giorgi Amedeo Peter

19-47

The impact of phenomenological and existential philosophies on psychiatry and psychotherapy

Weckowicz Thaddeus E.

49-74

Discontinuities

Lyons Joseph

77-96

Why man is prior to science in any science of man

Charles Cooper John

97-108

Toward an epistemological basis for humanistic psychology

Coward Harold G.; Royce Joseph R.

109-134

The duality of experience and the perplexities of method

McCurdy Harold G.

137-158

Descriptive methods for inquiry in human psychology

Kuiken Donald

159-181

The anthropological foundations of a humane psychology

Garfinkle Harry

185-233

Naturalism, humanism, and the theory of action

Jung Richard

235-249

The very idea of a "humanistic psychology"

Tennessen Herman

253-260

Humanistic psychology as a protest movement

Berlyne Daniel E.

261-293

Epilogue

Matson Floyd W.

295-304

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