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Aiming At the Self: the Paradox of Encounter and the Human Potential Movement

MAURICE FRIEDMAN, PhD, is a professor of religious studies, philosophy, and comparative literature at San Diego State University. He is also on the core faculty of the California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego, where he is Coordinator of Nonstatistical Dissertations. For three years he was on the faculty of the Washington (D.C.) School of Psychiatry and for two years guest lecturer at the William Alanson