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A History of Psychology in Letters, 2nd EditionISBN: 978-1-4051-2611-3
Hardcover
264 pages
January 2006, ©2006, Wiley-Blackwell
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Credits.
1. Reading Other People’s Mail: The Joys of Historical Research.
2. John Locke as Child Psychologist.
3. On the Origin of Species: Darwin’s Crisis of 1858.
4. John Stuart Mill and the Subjection of Women.
5. An American in Leipzig.
6. The Struggle for Psychology Laboratories.
7. William James and Psychical Research.
8. Hugo Münsterberg and the Psychology of Law.
9. A Woman's Struggles for Graduate Education.
10. Titchener's Experimentalists: No Women Allowed.
11. Coming to America: Freud and Jung.
12. The Behaviorism of John B. Watson.
13. Nazi Germany and the Migration of Gestalt Psychology.
14. A Social Agenda for American Psychology.
15. B. F. Skinner’s Heir Conditioner.
16. Kenneth B. Clark and the Brown v. Board Decision.
References.
Index.
