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John Morgan, Ph.D.
John H. Morgan is the Karl Mannheim Professor of the History and Philosophy of the Social Sciences at the Foundation and holds the Doctor of Philosophy from the Hartford Seminary, the Doctor of Science from the London College of Applied Science, and the Doctor of Psychology from Foundation House/Oxford where he is a Senior Fellow. He has held postdoctoral appointments at Harvard, Yale, and Princeton and has been a National Science Foundation Science Faculty Fellow at the University of Notre Dame. Dr. Morgan has taught for a number of years in the Oxford University summer theology program and in 1995 was appointed to their Board of Studies. In 2009, Dr. Morgan was named to the International Advisory Board of the Oxford University Centre for Religion in Public Life and in 2010, he was appointed a Visiting Scholar in the Centre for Near Eastern Studies at New York University.
Books
- Beginning With Freud : The Classical Schools of Psychotherapy
- Beyond Divine Intervention : The Biology of Right and Wrong
Religious Affiliation
- Society of Friends (Quaker)
General Areas of Interests
- 19th & 20th Century Philosophy
- Theology and Culture
- Sociology of Religion
- Religion & the Social Sciences
- Clinical Pastoral Psychotherapy
Specialized Areas
- Philosophy of Culture
- Sartre
- Freud
- Heschel
- Huxley
- Professionalization of Ministry
- Peter Berger
- Clifford Geertz
- Classical Schools of Psychotherapy
Areas of Service
E-Tutorial Offering
- Abraham Maslow And Humanistic Psychology
- Alfred Adler And Individual Psychology
- Carl Jung And Analytical Psychology
- Carl Rogers And Person-Centered Psychotherapy
- Classical Schools Of Psychotherapy
- Erik Erikson And Developmental Psychology
- Ethical Systems In The Modern World
- Existentialism and Personal Responsibility
- God and the Individual in Jewish Thought
- Harry Stack Sullivan And Interpersonal Psychoanalysis
- Human Behavior and Moral Development
- The Human Person in Modern Western Thought
- The Humanity of God in Modern Christian Thought
- Ministry in the Marketplace
- The Modern Search for Personal Meaning
- Moral Development and Child Psychology
- Paleolithic Origins of Religious Consciousness
- Personal Meaning and Spiritual Wholeness
- Psychoanalysis and the Whole Person
- Religious Humanism In Modern Thought
- Reverence and the Universal Principle of Life
- The Sacred in Modern Society
- Science and Faith in Cosmic Perspective
- Sigmund Freud And Psychoanalysis
- Viktor Frankl And Logotherapy