1999'2, p.75
Piskoppel A. A.
Human nature according to A. Maslow concepts
(RESUME)

The concept of human being inner nature is the central core of A. Maslow's humanistic psychology program. His spiritual testament - "Toward a psychology of being" - contains two models, two views on human inner nature. One of them represents it from the position of ethical naturalism as inner quite individual and self-reliant factor of human full value. The other approach considers human inner nature to be a result of specific vital material's development beginning with the start of ontogenesis. The features of the second model are analyzed and interpreted with the aid of cultural-anthropological imprinting notion.