Some great seldom mentioned points here. For a discipline inherently focused on human behaviour, it's interesting to see Freud suffer the indignity of the ignorant. In many ways the criticisms leveled against him (especially the over-reaction to his thoughts on sexualism) are founded on no more than a "my sporting team is better than yours" type of mentality. I don't see much dispassionate discussion from "Freud haters" and you're rightly frustrated by this @beulinator.
RE: OPINION #1: Where Humanistic Theory Falls Short
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OPINION #1: Where Humanistic Theory Falls Short
I don't recall if I clarified, but I am not even in entire support for Freud's psychodynamic theory, either! It just seems to me, and you two have it on the nail, Humanistic theory was born out of a resentment for Freud. Again, it sounds conspiracy nut-ish, but it feels as though Maslow and Rogers had something personal against the Freudian school. Or maybe its just me
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