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  • Society for Humanistic Psychology Newsletter

    A newsletter of Division 32
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    June 2013

    Featured Article

    The emerging humanistic community

    By Louis Hoffman, PhD
    The emerging humanistic community

    Louis talks about the factors that have been relevant to the vitality and growth of our community.

    Special Memorial Section

    • Remembering Clark Moustakas
      Clark's presence is remembered by those who knew and loved him.
      By Diane Blau, PhD, Majorie Scott , and Lee Bach
    • Eugene Taylor
      Mark Stern pens a reverential reincarnation of Eugene Taylor.
      By Mark Stern
    • Eulogy for Eugene
      Tom stirs us with his poetry, at times making us laugh at death.
      By Tom Greening

    Humanitas

    • Mingus at Monterey: Meditations on integration
      Ed offers us a portrait of musical genius Charles Mingus, a fascinating study of diversity, integration, paradox and high art.
      By Edward Mendelowitz, PhD

    In this Issue

    • Report on the Society for Humanistic Psychology Conference in Santa Barbara
      Visit or revisit our 6th Annual Conference with Brent’s synopsis of the highlights and ambiance of our remarkable gathering in the hills over the Pacific.
      By Brent Potter
    • Membership notes
      Read about membership growth, student ambassadors at 24 academic programs with humanistic leanings, online memberships and the SHP student travel grant.
      By Richard Bargdill
    • Qualitative Inquiry takes off
      Those with an interest in qualitative research might be surprised to learn what is happening with SQIP, the Society for Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology.
      By Mark Freeman
    • Philosophical Corner
      In this inaugural installation of a column on the philosophical roots of Humanistic Psychology, Scott presents a brief reflection on Heidegger’s conceptualization of Dasein.
      By Scott D. Churchill, PhD
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