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245 04 The handbook of humanistic psychology :|btheory, research,
       and practice /|cedited by Kirk J. Schneider, J. Fraser 
       Pierson, James F.T. Bugental. 
250    2nd ed. 
264  1 Thousand Oaks :|bSAGE Publications,|c2015. 
300    1 online resource (xxviii, 800 pages) 
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504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  THE HANDBOOK OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY-FRONT COVER; THE 
       HANDBOOK OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY; CONTENTS; FOREWORD TO 
       THE SECOND EDITION; FOREWORD TO THE FIRST EDITION; 
       PREFACE; INTRODUCTION; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; ABOUT THE EDITORS;
       PART I: HISTORICAL OVERVIEW; CHAPTER 1: THE ROOTS AND 
       GENEALOGY OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY; CHAPTER 2: HUMANISTIC 
       PSYCHOLOGY AT THE CROSSROADS; CHAPTER 3: HUMANISTIC 
       PSYCHOLOGY AND WOMEN: A CRITICAL-HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE; 
       CHAPTER 4: HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY AND MULTICULTURALISM: 
       HISTORY, CURRENT STATUS, AND ADVANCEMENTS; PART II: 
       HUMANISTIC THEORY; META-THEMES 
505 8  CHAPTER 5: THE SEARCH FOR THE PSYCHE: A HUMAN SCIENCE 
       PERSPECTIVECHAPTER 6: REDISCOVERING AWE: A NEW FRONT IN 
       HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHOTHERAPY, AND SOCIETY; CHAPTER
       7: THE PERSON AS MORAL AGENT; CHAPTER 8: THE SELF AND 
       HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY; CHAPTER 9: TOWARD A SUSTAINABLE 
       MYTH OF SELF: AN EXISTENTIAL RESPONSE TO THE POSTMODERN 
       CONDITION; CONTEMPORARY THEMES; CHAPTER 10: HUMANISTIC 
       PSYCHOLOGY AND ECOLOGY; CHAPTER 11: HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY 
       AND PEACE; CHAPTER 12: TWO NOBLE INSURGENCIES: CREATIVITY 
       AND HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY; SPECIAL SECTION: HUMANISTIC 
       PSYCHOLOGY AND THE ARTS 
505 8  CHAPTER 13: BECOMING AUTHENTIC: AN EXISTENTIAL-HUMANISTIC 
       APPROACH TO READING LITERATURECHAPTER 14: FELLINI, FRED, 
       AND GINGER: IMAGOLOGY AND THE POSTMODERN WORLD; EMERGENT 
       TRENDS; CHAPTER 15: HUMANISTIC NEUROPSYCHOLOGY: THE 
       IMPLICATIONS OF NEUROPHENOMENOLOGY FOR PSYCHOLOGY; CHAPTER
       16: HUMANISTIC ELDERCARE: TOWARD A NEW CONCEPTUAL 
       FRAMEWORK FOR AGING; CHAPTER 17: TOWARD A HUMANISTIC-
       MULTICULTURAL MODEL OF DEVELOPMENT; CHAPTER 18: HUMANISTIC
       PSYCHOLOGY IN DIALOGUE WITH COGNITIVE SCIENCE AND 
       TECHNOLOGICAL CULTURE; PART III: HUMANISTIC METHODOLOGY 
505 8  CHAPTER 19: HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY AND THE QUALITATIVE 
       RESEARCH TRADITIONCONTEMPORARY THEMES; CHAPTER 20: AN 
       INTRODUCTION TO PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGY: 
       HISTORICAL, CONCEPTUAL, AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS; 
       CHAPTER 21: THE GROUNDED THEORY METHOD AND HUMANISTIC 
       PSYCHOLOGY; CHAPTER 22: HEURISTIC RESEARCH: DESIGN AND 
       METHODOLOGY; CHAPTER 23: NARRATIVE RESEARCH AND HUMANISM; 
       EMERGENT TRENDS; CHAPTER 24: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY IN 
       HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY IN LIGHT OF POSTMODERNITY; CHAPTER 
       25: HERMENEUTIC SINGLE-CASE EFFICACY DESIGN: AN OVERVIEW 
505 8  PART IV: HUMANISTIC APPLICATIONS TO PRACTICECONTEMPORARY 
       THEMES; CHAPTER 26: SPECIAL SECTION: THE RENEWAL OF 
       HUMANISM IN PSYCHOTHERAPY; CHAPTER 27: FRAMES, ATTITUDES, 
       AND SKILLS OF AN EXISTENTIAL-HUMANISTIC PSYCHOTHERAPIST; 
       SPECIAL SECTION: THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE THERAPIST; 
       CHAPTER 28: THERAPY AS AN I-THOU ENCOUNTER; CHAPTER 29: 
       THE PERSON OF THE THERAPIST: ONE THERAPIST'S JOURNEY TO 
       RELATIONSHIP; CHAPTER 30: EXISTENTIAL CROSS-CULTURAL 
       COUNSELING: THE COURAGE TO BE AN EXISTENTIAL COUNSELOR; 
       CHAPTER 31: TREATING MADNESS WITHOUT HOSPITALS: SOTERIA 
       AND ITS SUCCESSORS 
520    The Second Edition of the cutting edge work, The Handbook 
       of Humanistic Psychology, by Kirk J. Schneider, J. Fraser 
       Pierson and James F.T. Bugental, represents the very 
       latest scholarship in the field of humanistic psychology 
       and psychotherapy. Set against trends inclined toward 
       psychological standardization and medicalization, the 
       handbook offers a rich tapestry of reflection by the 
       leading person-centered scholars of our time. Their range 
       in topics is far-reaching-from the historical, theoretical
       and methodological, to the spiritual, psychotherapeutic 
       and m. 
588 0  Print version record. 
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655  4 Electronic books. 
700 1  Schneider, Kirk J.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n88243090 
700 1  Pierson, J. Fraser.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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700 1  Bugental, James F. T.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       names/n79106243 
776 08 |iPrint version:|aSchneider, Kirk J.|tHandbook of 
       Humanistic Psychology.|dThousand Oaks : SAGE Publications,
       2014|z9781452267746 
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