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For anyone who's read the works of existential/humanistic psychologists like Rollo May: Which would you recommend, and why? For background, I'm a psychology/philosophy guy in undergraduate-graduate school limbo, probably pursuing clinical psych. I've already read Irvin Yalom's Gift of Therapy, along with the works of pioneering existentialist philosophers (Nietzsche, Sartre), and I'm looking to branch out. It could also have more of a sociological flavor to it (e.g. Love and Will)--doesn't necessarily need to be about therapy.
Thanks!
For anyone who's read the works of existential/humanistic psychologists like Rollo May: Which would you recommend, and why? For background, I'm a psychology/philosophy guy in undergraduate-graduate school limbo, probably pursuing clinical psych. I've already read Irvin Yalom's Gift of Therapy, along with the works of pioneering existentialist philosophers (Nietzsche, Sartre), and I'm looking to branch out. It could also have more of a sociological flavor to it (e.g. Love and Will)--doesn't necessarily need to be about therapy.
Thanks!