The Humanistic Psychologist Volume 27 Number 3 Autumn 1999
by Aanstoos, Christopher (editor)
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Carrollton, GA: Division 32 of the American Psychological Association, 1999. Paperback. Very good. Paperback. 9" x 6". Mild shelf wear.
Features the following articles:
Empathic Self-Transformation and Love in Individual and Family Therapy by Peter R. Breggin
The Bodily Complexity of Truth-Telling in Qualitative Research: Some Implications of Gendlin's Philosophy by Les Todres
The Countryside of Childhood: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Approach to Developmental Psychology by Eva-Maria Sims
Attitudes and Values of Humanistic Psychologists: Division 32 Survey Results by David N. Elkins, Joanna Lipari, & Christopher J. Kozora
Jung's Concepts of the Archetype: An Existential Phenomenological Reflection by Richard S. Zayed and Bertha Mook
Book Reviews
Beyond Religion: A Personal Program for Buiding a Spiritual Life Outside the Walls of Traditional Religion (by David N. Elkins) reviewed by Gary Schouborg with response by David Elkins.
Features the following articles:
Empathic Self-Transformation and Love in Individual and Family Therapy by Peter R. Breggin
The Bodily Complexity of Truth-Telling in Qualitative Research: Some Implications of Gendlin's Philosophy by Les Todres
The Countryside of Childhood: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Approach to Developmental Psychology by Eva-Maria Sims
Attitudes and Values of Humanistic Psychologists: Division 32 Survey Results by David N. Elkins, Joanna Lipari, & Christopher J. Kozora
Jung's Concepts of the Archetype: An Existential Phenomenological Reflection by Richard S. Zayed and Bertha Mook
Book Reviews
Beyond Religion: A Personal Program for Buiding a Spiritual Life Outside the Walls of Traditional Religion (by David N. Elkins) reviewed by Gary Schouborg with response by David Elkins.
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- Underground Books, ABAA (US)
- Bookseller's Inventory #
- 5993
- Title
- The Humanistic Psychologist Volume 27 Number 3 Autumn 1999
- Author
- Aanstoos, Christopher (editor)
- Format/Binding
- Paperback
- Book Condition
- Used - Very Good
- Quantity Available
- 11
- Publisher
- Division 32 of the American Psychological Association
- Place of Publication
- Carrollton, GA
- Date Published
- 1999
- Keywords
- Transpersonal
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Carrollton, Georgia
About Underground Books, ABAA
Underground Books is an online rare and antiquarian bookshop as well as a brick and mortar general bookstore of the same name in downtown Carrollton, Georgia. Sister store Hills & Hamlets Bookshop is located in the nearby planned eco-community of Serenbe.
Co-owners Josh Niesse and Megan Bell met in 2011, just 10 days or so after Josh opened the doors of Underground Books, literally underground, several steps below street level in a 100-year-old basement in our historic downtown. Megan, an English student at the University of West Georgia, walked in, fell down the rabbit hole, and never left! Reader, we married in May of 2014, under the book arch that now resides at the bookshop. We are both proud alumni of the Colorado Antiquarian Book Seminar (CABS), and Megan additionally of Rare Book School at the University of Virginia and of the ABAA Women's Initiative Mentorship Program.
We have two open bookshops that carry new, used, bargain, rare, and antiquarian books, as well as our online office, impossible without our incredible team of booksellers, including two fellow CABS graduates, Miranda McMillan and Suzanne Carnes.
Like many booksellers with open brick-and-mortar stores, we are passionate generalists, but our specialties are in decorative publisher's cloth bindings; fairy tales, folklore, and mythology; popular science and natural history; the occult; and fine press books.
Co-owners Josh Niesse and Megan Bell met in 2011, just 10 days or so after Josh opened the doors of Underground Books, literally underground, several steps below street level in a 100-year-old basement in our historic downtown. Megan, an English student at the University of West Georgia, walked in, fell down the rabbit hole, and never left! Reader, we married in May of 2014, under the book arch that now resides at the bookshop. We are both proud alumni of the Colorado Antiquarian Book Seminar (CABS), and Megan additionally of Rare Book School at the University of Virginia and of the ABAA Women's Initiative Mentorship Program.
We have two open bookshops that carry new, used, bargain, rare, and antiquarian books, as well as our online office, impossible without our incredible team of booksellers, including two fellow CABS graduates, Miranda McMillan and Suzanne Carnes.
Like many booksellers with open brick-and-mortar stores, we are passionate generalists, but our specialties are in decorative publisher's cloth bindings; fairy tales, folklore, and mythology; popular science and natural history; the occult; and fine press books.
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