He had a stint in Greece in the 1920s teaching English at Anatolia College 
He had a stint in Greece in the 1920s teaching English at Anatolia College and being an artist. During this time, he managed to study briefly with Alfred Adler. He posited his own stages of human development: Innocence, Rebellion, Ordinary, and Creative. He argued that myths helped shape man's search for value in the 20th Century in his book The Cry for Myth. In Love and Will, he described the entire system of a particular human being's motives, called the daimonic. After a stint in a sanatorium for having TB, he read Kierkegaard and wrote The Meaning of Anxiety. For 10 points, identify this student of Paul Tillich and major American existential psychologist.
He had a stint in Greece in the 1920s teaching English at Anatolia College and being an artist.
Rollo {May}