Mejores Libros de Abraham Maslow

This book is a continuation of my Motivation and Personality, published in 1954.

It was constructed in about the same way, that is, by doing one piece at a time of the larger theoretical structure.

It is a predecessor to work yet to be done toward the construction of a comprehensive, systematic and empirically based general psychology and philosophy which includes both the depths and the heights of human nature.

The last chapter is to some extent a program for this future work, and serves as a bridge to it.

It is a first attempt to integrate the "health-and-growth psychology" with psychopathology and psychoanalytic dynamics, the dynamic with the holistic, Becoming with Being, good with evil, positive with negative.

Phrased in another way, it is an effort to build on the general psychoanalytic base and on the scientific-positivistic base of experimental psychology, the Eupsychian, B-psychological and metamotivational superstructure which these two systems lack, going beyond their limits.

It is very difficult, I have found, to communicate to others my simultaneous respect for and impatience with these two comprehensive psychologies.

So many people insist on being either pro-Freudian or anti-Freudian, pro-scientific-psychology or anti-scientific-psychology, etc.

In my opinion all such loyalty-positions are silly.

Our job is to integrate these various truths into the whole truth, which should be our only loyalty.

Essential Reading For Psychology Students A Theory of Human Motivation by Abraham H.

Maslow is one of the most famous psychology articles ever written.

Originally published in 1943, it was in this landmark paper that Maslow presented his first detailed representation of Self-Actualization - the desire to become everything that one is capable of becoming - at the pinnacle of a hierarchy of human needs.

Bonus Content: In A Theory of Human Motivation Maslow draws upon some of his earlier published work.

Three of these key references, Conflict, Frustration And The Theory of Threat, The Dynamics of Psychological Security-Insecurity and Preface To Motivation Theory are also presented in full.

A Theory of Human Motivation has been produced as part of an initiative by the website All About Psychology to make important psychology publications widely available.

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Una vez satisfechas las necesidades fisiológicas, surgen otras que dominan.

Cuando las necesidades fisiológicas están relativamente bien atendidas, surge luego un nuevo conjunto de necesidades, que pueden categorizarse de forma generalcomo necesidades de seguridad.

Un hombre, es este estado,si es suficientemente extremo y crónico, se puede caracterizar por vivir preocupado exclusivamente de la seguridad...(A.

Maslow).INDICE: Primera parte: Teoría de la motivación.

Segunda Parte: Psicopatología y normalidad.

Tercera parte: Autorrealización.

Cuarta parte: metodologías para una ciencia humana.

Abraham H.

Maslow was one of the foremost spokespersons of humanistic psychology.

In The Farthest Reaches of Human Nature, an extension of his classic Toward a Psychology of Being, Maslow explores the complexities of human nature by using both the empirical methods of science and the aesthetics of philosophical inquiry.

With essays on biology, synergy, creativity, cognition, self-actualization, and the hierarchy of needs, this posthumous work is a wide-ranging synthesis of Maslow's inspiring and influential ideas.

Esta es la obra póstuma y recopiladora del famoso psicólogo Abraham Maslow.

Todas las líneas de pensamiento expuestas en El hombre autorrealizado abocan aquí a sus últimas consecuencias.

En este libro se trata de biología, sinergia, creatividad, conocimiento, jerarquía de necesidades, relación entre experiencia vivencial y conocimiento, papel de la ciencia en la naturaleza humana, y, sobre todo, extensión hasta el límite de esta naturaleza humana.

Tomando como base a las personas que él llama autorrealizadoras, Maslow estudia la percepción superior de hechos y valores, la característica de la gente madura y generosa que posee una identidad fuerte y libre, más relacionada con el ser que con el llegar a ser.

El concepto de sinergia se aplica tanto a los niveles individuales como interpersonales e intrapersonales.

Y se le sitúa también en el contexto de la sociología.

Maslow desarrolla sus grandes temas: las posibilidades latentes en el ser humano, la solidaridad reconciliada con la autorrealización, los niveles superiores de la conciencia, las «experiencias cumbre», la trascendencia.

La personalidad creadora es, en suma, la síntesis madura del creador de la psicología humanista, o también «Tercera Fuerza», la que permite sobrepasar la esterilizante antinomia de los «contrarios».