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Discovering the Nonintellectual Self

view seems to be appropriate for the values emphasized by music education. But Abraham H. Maslow set forth a view of man that seems to be amazingly consistent with the goals and purposes of music education. We music educators might profit a great deal from a careful study of the basic premises of Maslow's humanistic psychology. The proponents of the various views of man base their arguments on the literature