A Short History of Nearly Everything

Author: Wilbur
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The author is hailed as America's "best-selling academic author" and is one of the most important thinkers in humanistic psychology. This book is one of the representative works of humanistic psychology. It is grand in scope, rich in content, and its perspectives blend the essence of research in this field and discipline from both Eastern and Western cultures, while also reflecting the author's unique personality and extraordinary insights. The book adopts a dialogical form to gently present insightful explanations for major life issues and the confusion and anxieties we face. These issues include changes in gender roles and status, the continuous destruction of the environment, diversity and pluralism, repressed memories, and the role of the internet in the information age, among others. This book is one of the representative works of humanistic psychology. It adopts a dialogical form to gently present insightful explanations for major life issues and the confusion and anxieties we face. These issues include changes in gender roles and status, the continuous destruction of the environment, diversity and pluralism, repressed memories, and the role of the internet in the information age, among others.