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to JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY Volume 39 Number 1 (January 1999) pp. 1-112 Number 2 (April 1999) pp. 1-136 Number 3 (July 1999) pp. 1-136 Number 4 (October 1999) pp. 1-128 Authors: BENVENISTE, DANIEL, “John Weir Perry 1914-1998,” (2), 48 BONDARENKO, ALEXANDER F., “My Encounter With Carl Rogers: A Retrospective View From the Ukraine,” (1), 8 BOULET, DONALD B., see Mahrer, A. R BRIDGES, BILL, “Mondi Kump Bridges, 1940-1997,” (1), 15 BUSSE, WILMA, MARTINA EMME, ROSALIE GERUT, and JACQUELINE G. LAPIDUS, “Descendants of the Holocaust Meet Descendants of the Third Reich: The One by One Dialogue Concept,’ 2), 106 CARNEY, BONNY, “Make It Better (poem),” (1), 56 EMME, MARTINA, see Busse, W CUMMINGS, NICHOLAS A., “Was the Death of Clinical Romanticism by Murder, Suicide, or Natural Causes? The Standardization View,” (3), 38 DEBATS, DOMINIQUE LOUIS, “Sources of Meaning: An Investigation of Significant Commitments in Life,” (4), 30 DROB, SANFORD L., “The Depth of the Soul: James Hillman’s Vision of Psychology,” (3), 56 FADIMAN, JAMES, “Illusions (poem),” (1), 54 FAIRWEATHER, DAVID R., see Mahrer, A. R FRICK, WILLARD B., “Flight Into Health: A New Interpretation,” (4), 58 GERUT, ROSALIE, see Busse, W GINGRAS, NORMAND, see Mahrer, A. R GOLDFARB, MICAL, “Making Room for It All: Inclusive Experiencing in Psychotherapy,” (4), 82 GREENING, TOM, “Commentary by the Editor,” (1), 4 GREENING, TOM, “Commentary by the Editor,” (2), 4 Journal of Humanistic Psychology, Vol. 39 1998 Sage Publications, Inc 126 to JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY Volume 39 Number 1 (January 1999) pp. 1-112 Number 2 (April 1999) pp. 1-136 Number 3 (July 1999) pp. 1-136 Number 4 (October 1999) pp. 1-128 Authors: BENVENISTE, DANIEL, “John Weir Perry 1914-1998,” (2), 48 BONDARENKO, ALEXANDER F., “My Encounter With Carl Rogers: A Retrospective View From the Ukraine,” (1), 8 BOULET, DONALD B., see Mahrer, A. R BRIDGES, BILL, “Mondi Kump Bridges, 1940-1997,” (1), 15 BUSSE, WILMA, MARTINA EMME, ROSALIE GERUT, and JACQUELINE G. LAPIDUS, “Descendants of the Holocaust Meet Descendants of the Third Reich: The One by One Dialogue Concept,’ 2), 106 CARNEY, BONNY, “Make It Better (poem),” (1), 56 EMME, MARTINA, see Busse, W CUMMINGS, NICHOLAS A., “Was the Death of Clinical Romanticism by Murder, Suicide, or Natural Causes? The Standardization View,” (3), 38 DEBATS, DOMINIQUE LOUIS, “Sources of Meaning: An Investigation of Significant Commitments in Life,” (4), 30 DROB, SANFORD L., “The Depth of the Soul: James Hillman’s Vision of Psychology,” (3), 56 FADIMAN, JAMES, “Illusions (poem),” (1), 54 FAIRWEATHER, DAVID R., see Mahrer, A. R FRICK, WILLARD B., “Flight Into Health: A New Interpretation,” (4), 58 GERUT, ROSALIE, see Busse, W GINGRAS, NORMAND, see Mahrer, A. R GOLDFARB, MICAL, “Making Room for It All: Inclusive Experiencing in Psychotherapy,” (4), 82 GREENING, TOM, “Commentary by the Editor,” (1), 4 GREENING, TOM, “Commentary by the Editor,” (2), 4 Journal of Humanistic Psychology, Vol. 39 1998 Sage Publications, Inc 126 GREENING, TOM, “Commentary by the Editor,” (3), 6 GREENING, TOM, “Commentary by the Editor,” (4), 4 HART, TOBIN, “The Refinement of Empathy,” (4), 111 HOPE, CAROLEN, see Slife, B. JENNI, CATHERINE B., “Psychologists in China: National Transforma- tion and Humanistic Psychology,” (2), 26 KAHN, EDWIN, “A Critique of Nondirectivity in the Person-Centered Approach,” (4), 94. LAPIDUS, JACQUELINE G., see Busse, W LEVITT, HEIDI M. “The Development of Wisdom: An Analysis of Tibetan Buddhist Experience,” (2), 86 MAHRER, ALVIN R., DAVID R. FAIRWEATHER, SANGEETA PASSEY, NORMAND GINGRAS, and DONALD B BOU LET, “The Promotion and Use of Strong Feelings in Psychotherapy,” (1), 35 NEBEKER, SCOTT, see Slife, B PASSEY, SANGEETA, see Mahrer, A. R PETERS, HANS, ”Pretherapy: A Client-Centered/Experiential Approach to Mentally Handicapped People,” (4), 8 PORTNOY, DENNIS, “Relatedness: Where Humanistic and Psychoana- lytic Psychotherapy Converge,” (1), 19 ROWAN, JOHN, “Ascent and Descent in Maslow’s Theory,” (3), 125 RUFF, MIRIAM, “The Demon-Whisperer (poem),” (1), 57 SALZINGER, KURT, “The Loss of the Romantic: Gain for the Science,” 3), 30 SAMPSON, EDWARD E., “The Romantic and the Postmodern,” (3), 47 SCHNEIDER, KIRK J., “The Crisis of the Romantic in Psychology: Four Views,” (3), 9 SCHNEIDER, KIRK J., “The Revival of the Romantic Means a Revival of Psychology,” (3), 13 SHANTALL, TERIA, “The Experience of Meaning in Suffering Among Holocaust Survivors,” (3), 96. SLIFE, BRENT, CAROLEN HOPE, and SCOTT NEBEKER Examining the Relationship Between Religious Spirituality and Psycho- logical Science STOLAROFF, MYRON J., “Are Psychedelics Useful in the Practice of Buddhism?” (1), 60. TAYLOR, EUGENE, “An Intellectual Renaissance of Humanistic Psy- chology?” (2), 7 TREADGOLD, RICHARD, “Transcendent Vocations Their Relationship to Stress, Depression, and Clarity of Self-Concept,” (1), 81 WIDERA-WYSOCZANSKA, AGNIESZKA,“Everyday Awareness of Death: A Qualitative Investigation,” (3), 73. Articles: “Are Psychedelics Useful in the Practice of Buddhism?” Stolaroff, (1), 60 “Ascent and Descent in Maslow’s Theory,” Rowan, (3), 125 “Commentary by the Editor,” Greening, (1), 4 “Commentary by the Editor,” Greening, (2), 4. 128 ‘Commentary by the Editor,” Greening, (3), 6 Commentary by the Editor,” Greening, (4), 4 ‘The Crisis of the Romantic in Psychology: Four Views,” Schneider, (3), 9 ‘A Critique of Nondirectivity in the Person-Centered Approach,” Kahn, 4), 94 ‘The Demon-Whisperer (poem),” Ruff, (1), 57 “The Depth of the Soul: James Hillman’s Vision of Psychology,” Drob, (3), 56 ‘Descendants of the Holocaust Meet Descendants of the Third Reich: The One by One Dialogue Concept,” Busse et al., (2), 106 “The Development of Wisdom: An Analysis of Tibetan Buddhist Experi- ence,” Levitt, (2), 86 “Everyday Awareness of Death: A Qualitative Investigation,” Widera- Wysoczanska, (3), 73 “Examining the Relationship Between Religious Spirituality and Psycho- logical Science,” Slife et al., (2), 51 “The Experience of Meaning in Suffering Among Holocaust Survivors,” Shantall, (3), 96 “Flight Into Health: A New Interpretation,” Frick, (4), 58 “Illusions (poem),” Fadiman, (1), 54 “An Intellectual Renaissance of Humanistic Psychology?” Taylor, (2), 7 “John Weir Perry 1914-1998,” Benveniste, (2), 48. “The Loss of the Romantic: Gain for the Science,” Salzinger, (3), 30 “Make It Better (poem),” Carney, (1), 56 “Making Room for It All: Inclusive Experiencing in Psychotherapy,” Gold- farb, (4), 82 “Mondi Kump Bridges, 1940-1997,” Bridges, (1), 15 “My Encounter With Carl Rogers: A Retrospective View From the Ukraine,” Bondarenko, (1), 8 “The Promotion and Use of Strong Feelings in Psychotherapy,” Mahrer et al., (1), 35. “Pretherapy: A Client-Centered/Experiential Approach to Mentally Handicapped People,” Peters, (4), 8. “Psychologists in China: National Transformation and Humanistic Psy- chology,” Jenni, (2), 26 “The Refinement of Empathy,” Hart, (4), 111 “Relatedness: Where Humanistic and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Converge,” Portnoy, (1), 19 “The Revival of the Romantic Means a Revival of Psychology,” Schneider, (3), 13 “The Romantic and the Postmodern,” Sampson, (3), 47 “Sources of Meaning: An Investigation of Significant Commitments in Life,” Debats, (4), 30 ‘Transcendent Vocations: Their Relationship to Stress, Depression, and Clarity of Self-Concept,” Treadgold, (1), 81. “Was the Death of Clinical Romanticism by Murder, Suicide, or Natural Causes? The Standardization View,” Cummings, (3), 38