The Humanistic Revolution: Pioneers in Perspective (1970) Documentary on Free Online Video

Anyone interested in Abraham Maslow's popular theories of humanistic psychology is recommended to take a look at this 30 minute outline of his concepts, featuring interviews with Maslow and other figures connected to his movement, including Viktor Frankl, Rollo May, and a young Alan Watts. As seen in his discussion here, Maslow was quick to say that he didn't think of his humanist psychology as a science, so much as an ongoing experiment to find a framework that took account for the inner lives of individuals. As Watts later puts it, civilization came to place the 20th century where psychologists were placed in a role once supplied by a priest, and the response to human need given by psychoanalysis and behaviorism did not take sufficient account of what motivates human beings. This brief outline offers a snapshot of a moment in time when psychologists were trying to tackle the evident drivers of human happiness.

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