Tag Archives: Humanistic Psychology
The Embodiment of Freedom: An integral approach to optimal health and personal transformation (Part 5: The Technology of Alienation)
[See parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the series] It is important not to mistake the distinction between alienation and authenticity as a condemnation of the particular techniques that have supported the success and progress of a scientifically and … Continue reading
Focusing
The Buddhist magazine Tricyle recently posted an interesting article by David Rome called Focusing and Meditating, which explores the Focusing technique (developed by Eugene Gendlin in a psychotherapeutic context) and how it relates to the contemplative practice of Buddhist meditation. … Continue reading
Erich Fromm interviewed by Mike Wallace, 1958
The Society for Humanistic Psychology blog posted the following video of Erich Fromm being interviewed by Mike Wallace in 1958. [A complete transcript of the interview can be accessed via the Harry Ransom Center (University of Texas at Austin) website.] … Continue reading
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