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2 reviews
Abraham H. Maslow

Wiley, 2000

Excellent Maslow primer for business & management students
This collection assembles Abraham Maslow's most instructive, intuitive thoughts and essays into one important volume. Gleaned from the wealth of behavioural research and analysis Dr Maslow left upon his death in 1970, the selections reveal a man comfortable with his position in history, tireless in his efforts to better understand what truly makes humans strive to reach their potential, and ...

The Farther Reaches of Human Nature (An Esalen Book)

6 reviews
Abraham H. Maslow

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1993

A revelation...
i could not put down this book. the only vague idea i had from Maslow was the classic pyramid of needs, of which i did not think much. I could not have been more wrong! this book lifted the veil from my eyes, i just so thouroughly identify with the author's views. i wish i had read this book 10 years ago. Maslow is so honest, his style so fluid, his statements so powerful. this book is all about ...

Religions, Values, and Peak Experiences

6 reviews
Abraham H. Maslow

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1994

Insightfully Laconic
In "Religions, Values, and Peak-Experiences" Maslow combines erudite lucidity with an economy of words rarely achieved in the world of the written word. Because of my unfamiliarity with any of his other works I cannot compare, but I was deeply impressed with this book. After reading a few pages agreeing with what Maslow proffers was no longer a criteria for judging this book as everyone honest ...

The Healthy Personality Readings

1 review

Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, 1969

The Healthy Personality
What is the meaning of psychological health? What are its distinguishing characteristics and psychodynamics? How can we actualize our highest potentialities? How is psychological health related to creativity? A number of eminent psychologists attempt to answer these basic questions in this unique anthology on healthy personality, one of the most important topics in psychological science, yet long ...

The Third Force: The Psychology of Abraham Maslow

Maurice Bassett, 2007

The Essential Guide to Maslovian Psychology. Examines key concepts such as the hierarchy of needs and self-actualization, the peak experience, humanistic education, synergy, management and more. Includes the complete text of Maslow's hierarchy of needs publication, "A Theory of Human Motivation". A valuable starting point for anyone seeking a general introduction to Maslow's work. This eBook edition is brought to you by AbrahamMaslow.com and ...

Toward a Psychology of Being, 3rd Edition

7 reviews
Abraham H. Maslow

Wiley, 1998

one of his best...
...and easier going than the more technical FARTHER REACHES. A good intro to Maslow's thought and to humanistic psychology in general, it lays out many of his key ideas in a plain and simple style.

Maslow on Management

12 reviews
Abraham H. Maslow

Wiley, 1998

A TRUE CLASSIC, AS RELEVANT AS EVER?
One of the world's most renowned experts on human behaviour and motivation, Abraham Maslow is most famous for his perspectives on the "hierarchy of human needs" and self-actualization. This book updates the original edition published in 1963, entitled Eupsychian Management. It demonstrates how even today Maslow's seminal concepts of human behaviour are still playing out in the business world. ...

Motivation and Personality
Abraham H. Maslow

Harper and Row, 1970

From back cover: Here is a general theory of human motivation based upon a synthesis primarily of holistic and dynamic principles. It is a highly readable, systematic presentation of the author's own views, rather than those of other writers or of various schools. Emphasizing the psychology of health, the book offers the standard statement of self-actualization theory and data. Applications are made to the theories of science, personality, ...