New Pathways in Psychology: Maslow and the Post-Freudian Revolution

This hardcover edition is in good condition, with a protective plastic cover over the dust jacket. The spine and binding are intact, with gold lettering on the spine. It contains a library stamp from Notre Dame College, indicating its ex-library status. The pages are clean, with no visible markings or annotations beyond the library stamp.

Colin Wilson's "New Pathways in Psychology: Maslow and the Post-Freudian Revolution" was published by Taplinger Publishing Company in New York in 1972. This hardcover edition, identified by ISBN 0-8008-5513-2, delves into the transformative ideas of Abraham Maslow and his impact on psychological thought beyond Freudian theories. Wilson, known for his exploration of human potential, presents a compelling analysis of how Maslow's hierarchy of needs reshaped our understanding of personal growth and self-actualization. This edition is notable for its library provenance, as indicated by the Notre Dame College library stamp, adding a layer of historical context. The book is protected with a plastic cover, preserving its green hardcover and gold spine lettering. A valuable resource for both psychology enthusiasts and collectors, this work remains relevant for its insightful exploration of human motivation and potential.