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Eugene Taylor

Affiliations: 
Psychology Saybrook University 
Area:
Clinical Psychology, Modern History, Women's Studies, History of Science
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Frederick A. Martin grad student 2001 Saybrook University
Paul Shane grad student 2002 Saybrook University
James G. Hadley grad student 2003 Saybrook University
Mark M. Cerri grad student 2004 Saybrook University
Amy C. Bluhm grad student 2005 Saybrook University
Judy Ellison grad student 2005 Saybrook University
Georgane R. Higgins grad student 2005 Saybrook University
Wendy K. Swan grad student 2005 Saybrook University
Eric A. Kreuter grad student 2006 Saybrook University
Susan Gordon grad student 2007 Saybrook University
Judith G. Sugg grad student 2007 Saybrook University
Kate Siner Francis grad student 2008 Saybrook University
Roberta Pashley grad student 2009 Saybrook University
Isabelle M. DeArmond grad student 2010 Saybrook University
Sue A. Herron grad student 2010 Saybrook University
Mona S. Minton grad student 2012 Saybrook University
Melinda H. Fouts grad student 2013 Saybrook University

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Taylor E. (2011) JHP at fifty Journal of Humanistic Psychology. 51: 402-407
Taylor E. (2010) William James on a phenomenological psychology of immediate experience: the true foundation for a science of consciousness? History of the Human Sciences. 23: 119-30
Taylor E. (2010) William James and the humanistic implications of the neuroscience revolution: An outrageous hypothesis Journal of Humanistic Psychology. 50: 410-429
Taylor E. (2009) The Zen Doctrine of “No-Method” The Humanistic Psychologist. 37: 295-306
Taylor E. (2005) Wayne Proudfoot (ed.) William James and the Science of Religions: Reexperiencing The Varieties of Religious Experience. (New York NY: Columbia University Press, 2004). Pp. vii+138. £22.50 (Hbk). ISBN 0 23 1132 042. Religious Studies. 41: 484-488
Taylor E. (2001) Positive psychology and humanistic psychology: A reply to Seligman. Journal of Humanistic Psychology. 41: 13-29
Taylor E. (2000) “What is Man, Psychologist, that Thou Art So Unmindful of him?”: Henry A. Murray on the Historical Relation between Classical Personality Theory and Humanistic Psychology Journal of Humanistic Psychology. 40: 29-42
Taylor E. (2000) Psychotherapeutics and the problematic origins of clinical psychology in America. American Psychologist. 55: 1029-1033
Taylor E. (1999) An Intellectual Renaissance of Humanistic Psychology Journal of Humanistic Psychology. 39: 7-25
Taylor E. (1994) An epistemological critique of experimentalism in psychology; Or, why G. Stanley Hall waited until William James was out of town to found the American Psychological Association Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 727: 37-61
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