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Volume 3 (1991): The Possible Human

Jean Houston’s vision of human potential is featured. Jean examines the profound influence of archetypes within three levels of reality. David McCleskey reports on Houston’s work of revivifying cultural “Stories,” while Barbara Jo Brothers writes of Houston’s “Sacred Psychology” as moving humanity toward Teilhard de Chardin’s Omega Point. (De Chardin was a teacher of the young Jean Houston.) Counseling articles look at the multiple issues of gifted adults including the thorny one of choosing a career. The remarkable spiritual journal of Etty Hillesum sheds still more light on how Dabrowski’s theory unfolds.

VOLUME 3: TABLE OF CONTENTS

An Interview with Jean Houston
Elizabeth Maxwell & Linda Kreger Silverman

The Reign of Archetypes
Jean Houston

Jean Houston – An Ecology of Culture
David McCleskey

Intimate Friends (Poem)
Carolyn Read

Jean Houston and Possibility
Barbara Jo Brothers

I Guess I Was Always a Feminist (Poem)
Jane Piirto

If There Are Only Two Choices (Poem)
Carolyn Read

“A Symbol Perfected in Death”: Etty Hillesum as Moral Exemplar
Kathleen Spaltro

Counseling Gifted Adults
Barbara Kerr & Charles D. Claiborn

Process in Transition (Poem)
Carolyn Read

Gifted Adults: Their Characteristics and Emotions
Annemarie Roeper

Remembering the Roepers
James Delisle

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Other issues include:
(Please click on each title for more information or to order.)

Volume 1 - Positive Disintegration

Volume 2 - Models of Integration

Volume 3 - The Possible Human

Volume 4 - The Self

Volume 5 - Valuing the Feminine

Volume 6 - Becoming Authentic

1995 Special Edition on Gifted Adults

Volume 7 - A Kaleidoscope of Creativity

Volume 8 - Counseling Gifted Adults

Volume 9 - Spirituality and Giftedness

Volume 10 - Exploring Intuition

Volume 11 - Social Issues of the Gifted