Titlebook: Humanistic Psychology; Concepts and Critici Joseph R. Royce,Leendert P. Mos Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1981 Humanis

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Naturalism, Humanism, and the Theory of Action no fundamental way outstanding among the myriad varied facts of the natural world. This conception, in recent times articulated within the framework of the historical account of big-bang cosmology and archaeological anthropology, has the theoretical underpinning of thermodynamics and Darwinian-Mend

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Epilogueif anything, even less clear today than in 1960 (as the present volume strongly attests), its connotations are vivid, rich, and evocative. For most nonprofessionals, I suspect, the term conjures up a movement rather more social than psychological, springing from the youthful counterculture of the la

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-27739-0 general matrix of experience in which it is embedded must be recovered, valued, explored. I will argue that the human mind is at least dual in its tendencies, and that grave perplexities of method issue from this fact, and even more from the neglect of it.

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