Encountering Carl Rogers—15 years after his death /Rezension: Howard Kirschenbaum: Carl Rogers begegnen—15 Jahre nach seinem Tod /Reseña bibliográfica: Howard Kirschenbaum: Encontrándose con Carl Rogers—15 años después de su muerte

Abstract

Carl Rogers' oral history contains a combination of familiar information, old stories recounted with new details and nuances, and new anecdotes and perspectives heretofore not expressed by Rogers in print. At 84 years, Rogers recalls a lifetime of pioneering work and many professional relationships. His honest, gracious, modest, humorous self readily comes across; yet, atypically, so do his critical side and the part of him clearly eager—sometimes too eager—to stake out his place in the history of psychology and psychotherapy. Beyond Rogers' own words, several helpful introductions and a long section of notes and bibliographies demonstrate Rogers' many contributions and place him in historical context. There are probably better introductions to Rogers' work, but for those already familiar with him, this is a meaningful reunion with Carl Rogers the person, a stimulating reminder of many of his ideas, and a useful resource for Rogers scholars.

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