Jeremy P. Tarcher The Right to Be Human A Biography of Abraham Maslow Edward Hoffman 1st Ed‎ 1988

Comprehensive biography of Abraham Maslow, the visionary behind humanistic psychology and the hierarchy of needs. Written by Edward Hoffman, this first edition hardcover explores Maslow's life from his Brooklyn roots to his groundbreaking theories on self-actualization and human potential. It includes a detailed bibliography and index, making it an essential resource for students of psychology, history, or personal development. The book features a black and white portrait of Maslow on the dust jacket and is published by Jeremy P. Tarcher, Inc. Author: Edward Hoffman Title: The Right to Be Human: A Biography of Abraham Maslow Publisher: Jeremy P. Tarcher, Inc. Publication Year: 1988 Edition: First Edition Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket ISBN: 0-87477-461-6 Language: English Subject: Psychology, Biography Pages: 382 Topic: Humanistic Psychology, Hierarchy of Needs Keywords: Psychology History, Self-Actualization, Behavioral Science, Academic, Vintage Book, 1980s, Educational, Mental Health, Humanism, Non-Fiction, Collectible First Edition