Religions, Values, and Peak-Experiences

The book is in a hardcover format with a dust jacket that exhibits noticeable wear. The jacket has edge tears and shows signs of discoloration, reflecting its vintage status. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book's durability for further reading and collection.

"Religions, Values, and Peak-Experiences" by Abraham H. Maslow is a significant work published by Ohio State University Press in 1964. This book is a part of the Kappa Delta Pi Lecture Series and delves into the intersection of psychology, religion, and philosophy. Maslow, renowned for his hierarchy of needs, explores the concept of peak experiences and their role in human values and religious beliefs. This edition, printed in Columbus, offers a unique insight into Maslow's thoughts during a pivotal time in psychological theory development. The book is bound in hardcover with a dust jacket that shows signs of wear, including edge tears and some discoloration, typical of its age. This copy is a valuable piece for collectors interested in psychology and philosophical studies, especially those focusing on Maslow's influential theories.