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Rollo May: A Man of Meaning and Myth

Rollo May, a prominent existential psychologist and therapist, discusses his personal and professional development, his perspective on the state of the counseling profession, and his concerns about current societal issues.

Fredric E. Rabinowitz | Glenn E. Good | Liza Cozad

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[2] R. May. The Problem of Evil , 1982 .

[3] R. May. Values, Myths, and Symbols. , 1975, The American journal of psychiatry.

[4] R. May. Response To Morell's "Love and Will: a Feminist Critique" , 1973 .

[5] R. Prince. The therapeutic process in cross-cultural perspective - a symposium. Psychotherapy without insight: an example from the Ioruba of Nigeria. , 1968, The American journal of psychiatry.

[6] R. May. The Problem of Will and Intentionality in Psychoanalysis , 1966 .

[7] R. May. Existential bases of psychotherapy. , 1960, The American journal of orthopsychiatry.

[8] R. May. A psychologist looks at mental health in today's world , 1956, Mental hygiene.

[9] R. May. Psychology and legislation. , 1954 .

[10] R. May. Toward an understanding of anxiety , 1950 .

[11] R. May. Creativity and encounter , 1964, American journal of psychoanalysis.

[12] R. May. Religion, psychotherapy, and the achievement of selfhood — Part III , 1952 .