The Journal of Humanistic Psychology articles from March 1997

The Journal of Humanistic Psychology archives from March 1997

Willis Harman, 1918-1997.(Obituary)
March 22, 1997... Willis Harman died in February at age 78. He had been a member of the Board of Editors of this journal since 1966 and was a frequent contributor. Many of his writings were about consciousness, so it is reassuring to know that he was in a...

Jim Klee, 1916-1996.(Obituary)
March 22, 1997... Jim Klee died on September 28, 1996, at age 80. A memorial service was held at the University of West Georgia on October 16 to honor our memories of an extraordinary person and teacher. Jim's long career included teaching at the University...

The recovery of will in persons with AIDS.
March 22, 1997... It is as though he listened, and such listening as his enfolds us in a silence in which at last we begin to hear what we are meant to be. Lao-Tse The reality of AIDS(1) (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is ignored...

Reflections inspired by people with AIDS.
March 22, 1997... In my hard times, I felt I knew Death well. Once I wrote, "I have courted Death so often/He lives with me." But for some years now, my life has been about birth and fruition. I have an infant, a new colt, new songs, and lots of plans. I am not...

Berrying. (poem)
March 22, 1997... Once we'd become emeritus, the desk and I, people who used to fawn and fuss passed us by; papers no longer buried us in drifts sky high. All that were still unscanned I piled in one great heap at the...

Peak experience in a barnyard. (poem)
March 22, 1997... I was eleven and thought being spiritual meant going to Sunday school. I had zero preparation for the mystical, but that August on my uncle's farm, on a day that belonged to the sun, in the dusty barnyard a...

Rearranging. (poem)
March 22, 1997... Something again has prompted me, some hazily recalled circadian urge, to rearrange our furniture. The task is compelling involving, as it does, virile sons-in-law with requisite pick-up trucks, willing muscles, ...

Bohm's dialogue and action science: two different approaches. (physicist and philosopher David Bohm)
March 22, 1997... In an article published in the special issue of the Journal of Humanistic Psychology addressing dialogue, Cissna and Anderson (1994) underline the recent interest in dialogue across the human studies, namely in anthropology, philosophy,...

Psychophysiologic self-awareness training: integration of scientific and humanistic principles.
March 22, 1997... Humanistic psychology emerged out of a milieu of scientific materialism that denied the importance of human experience in its conceptual framing of the human condition. With a focus on the interaction of mind and body, humanistic psychologists...

International Association for Person-Centered Therapy (IAPCT).
March 22, 1997... From: Participants at a Person-Centered Meeting at Bad-Hall, Austria, July 1996 Dear Colleagues: We are writing to you following discussions held at a meeting of person-centered therapists, which took place in Bad-Hall, Austria,...