Louis Hoffman and the Art of International Dialogue

Volume 9 No 3 (2011)

Jason Dias, Trent Claypool, Michael Moats, Elva Hoxie

Abstract

Louis Hoffman’s contributions to the science of psychology are too numerous to list. In addition to his recent election to the office of APA Division 32 president, his growing international renown as an existential psychologist and dozens of publications, many early‐career psychologists count Hoffman as a mentor and a profound influence. This paper describes some of his most significant contributions to the science of psychology, to people in general, and to the authors of this paper specifically

Keywords

existential psychology, international psychology, Louis Hoffman, mentoring

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