Abraham H. Maslow: His Theory of Human Nature and Its Social Implications

Description

This book is a synopsis of the six main books of Abraham H. Maslow.

Maslow was one of many humanistic psychologists, but he was the greatest synthesizer and theorist among them.

Most writers on Maslow focus on his psychology: the hierarchy of needs, self-actualization, peak experiences, and human values.

Maslow, however, was also a societal thinker, analyzing education, the workplace, science, and religion in the light of his theories.

There is no substitute for reading Maslow himself. He writes with great beauty and vision. This book, however, will put you on the game board, and you can find your way from there.