Ordinary ecstasy : humanistic psychology in action /
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| Author / Creator: | Rowan, John |
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| Edition: | 2nd ed., Completely rev., updated ed. |
| Imprint: | London ; New York : Routledge, 1988. |
| Description: | xii, 289 p. ; 22 cm. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/885534 |
Table of Contents:
- Part One. What is Humanistic Psychology?
- Humanistic Psychology Is and Is Not Psychology: The Old Saybrook
- Conference
- Eastern Thought
- Science and Research
- Humanistic Psychology Is and Is Not Optimistic
- Maslow and Mahrer
- Rogers and May
- Centaur Consciousness
- How Humanistic Psychology Holds the Contradictions: The Wilber Model
- Authenticity
- Charles Hampden-Turner
- How Heidegger Got It Wrong
- Part II. Applications of Humanistic Psychology
- Counselling
- Rollo May's contribution
- Person-centred Counselling
- Co-counselling
- Dreams
- Psychotherapy: Gestalt Therapy
- Experiential Psychotherapy
- Alvin Mahrer
- Psychotherapy: Bodywork
- Psychodrama
- Primal Integration
- Psychosynthesis
- Groupwork: Encounter
- The Humanistic-existential
- Group
- Trust, Safety and Confrontation
- Non-humanistic Groupwork
- Self-help and the System
- Education and Training: Rogers
- Confluent Education
- Experiential Learning
- The School or College
- The Wider Society
- Organizational: Organization development
- Hierarchy and Bureaucracy
- Alternatives
- Leadership
- The Wider Scene
- Taking Power
- Transformational Management
- Spiral Dynamics
- Transpersonal: The Transpersonal Self
- LSD
- Levels of Consciousness
- Personal and Social Implications
- Paganism
- Cross-cultural Work
- Ken Wilber
- Female/Male/Gay: Sexuality
- Sex Roles
- Constructivism and Some Ways Ahead
- Part III. The Future of Humanistic Psychology
- The Spread of Humanistic Psychology
- Directions for the Self
- The Personality
- The Real Self
- Multiple Levels of Consciousness
- Humanistic Psychology and the Social
- Construction of Reality
- Directions for Society
- Phase one. The Universal Approach
- Evolution or Revolution?
- Phase two. Questioning Patriarchy
- Power and Change
- Phase Three. An Integral Approach
- Some Points on Theory and Research
- Basic Orientation
- Deficiency Motivation and Abundance
- Motivation
- B-values and D-values
- Humanistic uesearch
- Critiques of Humanistic Psychology
- Journals and Magazines
- Some useful addresses