From: Elizaphanian (Elizaphanian@members.v21.co.uk)
Date: Wed Oct 30 2002 - 22:13:14 GMT
Hi Platt
Yes!! (I'd forgotten all about Maslow). I wouldn't immediately say they are
the same, because I am rusty on Maslow, but my first reaction is to think
they are broadly comparable. There might be all sorts of ways to explore how
Maslow's levels interact with the MoQ - has that been done, do you know?
Perhaps 'the values through which we understand and appraise
self-actualisation' might be a description for fourth level quality. It
would be interesting to pursue this further.
Sam
www.elizaphanian.v-2-1.net/home.html
>
> Hi Sam:
>
> > Thanks for the comments. I'm not particularly attached to 'eudaimonic',
> > it's just that it's strictly accurate for what I'm trying to get at
(more
> > accurate than 'individual').
>
> Despite your patient efforts at explanation I'm still having trouble
getting
> my arms around the meaning of 'eudaimonic.' Would Maslow's "self-
> actualizing" level be comparable? Thanks.
>
> Platt
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