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The More Abundant Life or Bio-Psycho-Genetics — William Marcus Taylor — 1924

The More Abundant Life or Bio-Psycho-Genetics — William Marcus Taylor — 1924

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Author
William Marcus Taylor
Original publication year
1924
Edition publication year
1924
Available formats
Digital PDF, Physical Book
Subjects & traditions
Psychology, Metaphysics, Human Potential

The More Abundant Life, or Bio-Psycho-Genetics (1924) presents William Marcus Taylor’s attempt to unite biology, psychology, heredity, consciousness, and spiritual philosophy within a single system.

Taylor, founder of the Taylor School of Bio-Psychology, describes “bio-psychology” as a synthesis of principles drawn from the biological and psychological sciences of his period. The book considers magnetism, the growth of consciousness, ego-development, dreams, moral life, and the relationship between inherited tendencies and individual development.

Its extensive treatment of dreams includes their varieties, stimuli, mechanisms, and possible psychological or moral significance.

Historical Note
The work reflects an independent early twentieth-century system and should not be treated as a statement of contemporary genetics or psychology.

Details
Author: William Marcus Taylor
Publication year: 1924
Length: 195 pages
Subjects: Bio-psychology, heredity, consciousness, dreams, magnetism, and human development
Available formats: PDF and Physical Book

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