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"First published in 1999."@en
""To see our contemporary psychology in perspective becomes each year more difficult. It is the purpose of this volume to trace the course of those changes in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries which have thus tended to transform psychology and to give it its present character. My intention is to present in rough chronological order the conquest by scientific method of one research field after another. In accordance with this line of attack it is quite impossible to afford any just treatment to the philosophical forms of psychology, or to the problems of epistemology and theory of value. Much significant work ordinarily regarded as psychological must quite arbitrarily be excluded, if any sort of unified purpose is to be achieved"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2008 APA, all rights reserved)."
"Psychology, in the sense of reflection upon the nature and activities of mind, is a very ancient discipline, one which reached great heights in ancient Greece and has continued (in intimate relation with philosophy) with every phase of European civilization. During the nineteenth century this literary and philosophic psychology underwent profound changes, chiefly as a result of the progress of biology, from which both concepts and methods were freely borrowed. Many of its greatest students began to rely upon experimental and mathematical method, believing that psychology could become a science akin to other biological sciences. It is the purpose of this volume to trace the course of those changes in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries which have thus tended to transform psychology and to give it its present character. This text presents a detailed history of modern psychology not limited to the experimental tradition. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2004 APA, all rights reserved)"
"Psychology, in the sense of reflection upon the nature and activities of mind, is a very ancient discipline, one which reached great heights in ancient Greece and has continued (in intimate relation with philosophy) with every phase of European civilization. During the nineteenth century this literary and philosophic psychology underwent profound changes, chiefly as a result of the progress of biology, from which both concepts and methods were freely borrowed. Many of its greatest students began to rely upon experimental and mathematical method, believing that psychology could become a science akin to other biological sciences. It is the purpose of this volume to trace the course of those changes in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries which have thus tended to transform psychology and to give it its present character. This text presents a detailed history of modern psychology not limited to the experimental tradition. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2004 APA, all rights reserved)."@en
"Psychology, in the sense of reflection upon the nature and activities of mind, is a very ancient discipline, one which reached great heights in ancient Greece and has continued (in intimate relation with philosophy) with every phase of European civilization. During the nineteenth century this literary and philosophic psychology underwent profound changes, chiefly as a result of the progress of biology, from which both concepts and methods were freely borrowed. Many of its greatest students began to rely upon experimental and mathematical method, believing that psychology could become a science akin to other biological sciences. It is the purpose of this volume to trace the course of those changes in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries which have thus tended to transform psychology and to give it its present character. This text presents a detailed history of modern psychology not limited to the experimental tradition. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2004 APA, all rights reserved)."
"Psychology, in the sense of reflection upon the nature and activities of mind, is a very ancient discipline, one which reached great heights in ancient Greece and has continued (in intimate relation with philosophy) with every phase of European civilization. During the nineteenth century this literary and philosophic psychology underwent profound changes, chiefly as a result of the progress of biology, from which both concepts and methods were freely borrowed. Many of its greatest students began to rely upon experimental and mathematical method, believing that psychology could become a science akin to other biological sciences. It is the purpose of this volume to trace the course of those changes in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries which have thus tended to transform psychology and to give it its present character. This text presents a detailed history of modern psychology not limited to the experimental tradition. -- Description from http://psycnet.apa.org (June 12, 2012.)."

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"Conference papers and proceedings"
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"An Historical Introduction To Modern Psychology"@en
"An historical introduction to psychology"@en
"An Historical Introduction to Modern Psychology ... With a supplement by Heinrich Klüver"@en
"Historical introduction to modern psychology"
"Historical introduction to modern psychology"@en
"Jin dai xin li xue li shi dao lun"
"An historical introduction to modern psychology : with a supplement by Heinrich Kluver"@en
"近代心理学历史导论"
"Historical introduction to modern pschology 3d ed"
"現代心理學体系"
"An historical introduction to modern psychology"
"An historical introduction to modern psychology"@en
"Istorijski uvod u savremenu psihologiju"
"An historical introduction to modern psychology : With a supplement by Heinrich Klüver"
"現代心理學體係"
"近代心理學歷史導引"
"Jin dai xin li xue li shi dao yin"
"Historical Introduction to Modern Psychology. Revised edition"
"Historical Introduction to Modern Psychology. Revised edition"@en
"An Historical Introduction to Modern Psychology"@en
"An Historical introduction to Modern Psychology"@en
"近代心理学历史导引"
"Xian dai xin li xue ti xi"
"Xian dai xin li xue ti xi"@en
"An historical Introduction to modern psychology"
"現代心理學體系"
"Historical Introduction to Modern Psychology"
"An Historical introduction to modern psychology"

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