Full Context is pleased to offer the complete text of its interviews with Nathaniel Branden, conducted by editor Karen Reedstrom.
Other links of interest:
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Review of The Art of Living Consciously
by Joshua Zader -
Review of Taking Responsibility
by Russell Madden (external link) -
Nathaniel Branden Bibliography
Nathaniel Branden Home Page
Nathaniel
Branden began his pioneering work on the psychology of "self-esteem"
over thirty years-ago. He has done more, perhaps, than any other theorist
to awaken America's consciousness to the importance of self-esteem to human
well-being. His first major work was The Psychology of Self-Esteem,
published in 1969 and now in its 33rd printing. In 1989, he published the
highly controversial Judgment Day, his memoir of his many years
as intellectual associate and intimate companion of Ayn Rand. His sixteenth
and most recent book is The Art of Living Consciously. He is on
the Advisory Board of the National Council for Self-Esteem and the Advisory
Council for the International Academy of Behavioral Medicine, Counseling
and Psychotherapy, Inc. He is on the Advisory Board of the National Council
for Self-Esteem and the Advisory Council for the International Academy of
Behavioral Medicine, Counseling and Psychotherapy, Inc.