American Psychological Association for the Society for the History of Psychology.
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Volume 1, no. 1, February 1998
Editorial: On History of Psychology's Launch
by Michael M. Sokal
Department of Humanities & Arts
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
The Thoroughly Modern Aristotle: Was He Really a
Functionalist?
by Christopher D. Green
York University
Wolfgang Köhler and Gestalt Theory: An English Translation of
Köhler's Introduction to Die physischen Gestalten for Philosophers
and Biologists
translated by Rudolf Arnheim
Harvard University
"The Defects of His Race": E. G. Boring and Antisemitism in American
Psychology, 1923-1953
by Andrew S. Winston
University of Guelph
Gordon Allport, Character, and the "Culture of Personality,"
1897-1937
by Ian A. M. Nicholson
University of Prince Edward Island
The Lashley-Hull Debate Revisited
by Darryl Bruce
Saint Mary's University
Obituaries
Theta H. Wolf (1904-1997)
by Raymond E. Fancher
York University
Virginia Staudt Sexton (1916-1997)
by John A. Popplestone
Archives of the History of American Psychology
University of Akron
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
Volume 1, no. 2, May 1998
Biography and Psychodynamic Theory: Some Lessons from the Life of
Francis Galton
by Raymond E. Fancher
York University
Robert Yerkes, Sex Research, and the Problem of Data
Simplication
by Donald A. Dewsbury
University of Florida
"Toward a Science of Personality Psychology": David McClelland's
Development of Empirically Derived TAT Measures
by David G. Winter
University of Michigan
Obituaries
Jack David Pressman (1957-1997)
by James H. Caphsew
Department of History & Philosophy of Science
Indiana University
Commentary
A Response to Bruce (1998) on the Lashley-Hull Debate
by Nadine Weidman
Department of the History of Science
Harvard University
Lashley's Rejection of Connectionism
by Darryl Bruce
St. Mary's University
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
Back to the Top
Volume 1, no. 3, August 1998
The Linguistic Repudiation of Wundt
by Brigitte Nerlich and David D. Clarke
University of Nottingham
Early Applied Psychology between Essentialism and Pragmatism: The
Dynamics of Theory, Tools, and Clients
by Pieter J. van Strien
University of Groningen
Klaus Holzkamp and the Rise and Decline
of German Critical Psychology
by Thomas Teo
York University
Graduate Education and Post-Doctoral Training Opportunities in History of Psychology at North
American Universities and Colleges
Graduate Study in History of Psychology, Department of Psychology, University of
Florida
by Donald A. Dewsbury
University of Oklahoma History of Science Department
by Katherine Pandora
Studying the History of Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania
by Henrika Kuklick
History of Psychology Study at Texas A&M University
by Ludy T. Benjamin, Jr.
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 1, no. 4, November 1998
Medieval Theories of Mental Representation
by Simon Kemp
University of Canterbury
Popularizng American Psychotherapy: The
Emmanuel Movement, 1906-1910
by Eric Caplan
Department of History
University of Chicago
Chen Li: China's Elder Psychologist
by Geoffrey Blowers
University of Hong Kong
Graduate Education and Post-Doctoral Training Opportunities in History of Psychology at North
American Universities and Colleges
Graduate Study in the History of Psychology at Bowling Green State
University
by Ryan D. Tweney
History of Psychology at the University of Chicago
by Robert J. Richards
History of Psychology at the University of New Hampshire
by Deborah J. Coon and William R. Woodward
The History & Theory of Psychology Graduate Option at York University
by Christopher D. Green and Raymond E. Fancher
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 2, no. 1, February 1999
The Altered Rationale for the Choice of a Standard Animal in
Experimental Psychology: Henry H. Donaldson, Adolf Meyer and "the" Albino Rat
by Cheryl A. Logan
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
The History of Mental Retardation: A Essay Review
by Janice A. Brockley
Department of History
Rutgers University
George A. Miller, Language, and the
Computer Metaphor of Mind
by Hunter Crowther-Heyck
Department of History of Science,
Medicine and Technology
The Johns Hopkins University
Graduate Education and Post-Doctoral Training Opportunities in History of Psychology at North
American Universities and Colleges
Graduate-Level History of Psychology Opportunities
at Harvard University
by Anne Harrington
Studying the History of Psychology at Indiana
University
by James H. Capshew and Lawrence J.
Friedman
Obituary
Solomon Diamond (1906-1998)
by John A. Popplestone
Archives of the History of American Psychology
University of Akron
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
Back to the Top
Volume 2, no. 2, May 1999
History of a Historian of Psychology in
the United States
by Josef Brozek
Lehigh University
Jung and the Kabbalah
by Sanford L. Drob
New York University - Bellevue Medical
Center
The Moral of Her Story: Exploring the
Philosophical and Religious Commitments in Mary Whiton Calkins'
Self-Psychology
by Phyllis A. Wentworth
University of New Hampshire
Otto Rank, the Rankian Circle
in Philadelphia, and the Origins of Carl Rogers' Person-Centered
Psychotherapy
by Roy J. deCarvalho
Department of History
University of North Texas
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 2, no. 3, August 1999
Herbart's Mathematical Psychology
by Geert-Jan A. Boudewijnse, David J. Murray, and Christina
A. Bandomir
Queen's University
Wundt's Laboratory at Leipzig in 1891
by Serge Nicolas and Ludovic Ferrand
Université René Descartes and Centre National
de la Recherche Scientifique
The Founding of the Psychological Laboratory,
University College London: "Dear Galton...Yours truly, J Sully"
by Elizabeth R. Valentine
Royal Holloway, University of London
"A Coarse and Clumsy Tool": Helen Thompson Woolley
and the Cincinnati Vocation Bureau
by Katharine S. Milar
Earlham College
Enrichment of Words by Visual Images: Books, Slides and Videos.
by Josef M. Brozek
Lehigh University
Obituary
Robert Campbell Davis (1925-1999)
by Michael M. Sokal
Program in Science & Technology
Studies
National Science Foundation
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 2, no. 4, November 1999
The Enduring Appeal of Physiognomy: Physical Appearance as a
Sign of Temperment, Character, and Intelligence
by Alan F. Collins
University of Lancaster
Théodule Ribot (1839-1916), Founder of French
Psychology: A Biographical Introduction
by Serge Nicolas
Université René Descartes
and École Practique des Hautes Etudes
and
David J. Murray
Queen's University
Physiology as the Antechamber to Metephysics:
The Young William James's Hope for a Philosophical Psychology
by Paul Jerome Croce
Department of American Studies
Stetson University
Recent Reformulations of Freud's
Development and Abandonment of His Seduction Theory:
Historical/Scientific Clarification or a Continued Assault on
Truth?
by David H. Gleaves and Elsa Hernandez
Texas A&M University
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 3, no. 1, February 2000
Contributions of American Mental Philosophers to
Psychology in the United States
by Alfred H. Fuchs
Bowdoin College
From "Anna O." to Bertha Pappenheim: Transforming
Private Pain Into Public Action
by Meredith M. Kimball
Simon Frasier University
L'Année Psychologique:History of the
Founding of a 100-Year-Old French Journal
by Serge Nicolas, Juan Segui, and Ludovic Ferrand
Université René Descartes and Centre National
de la Recherche Scientifique
Commentary
Dispelling the "Mystery" of Computational Cognitive
Science
by Christopher D. Green
York University
Mystery and Meaning: A Reply to Green
(2000)
by Hunter Crowther-Heyck
Department of History and Sociology of
Science
University of Pennsylvania
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 3, no. 2, May 2000
Salvaging the Self in a World Without Soul: William
James's The Principles of Psychology
by Deborah J. Coon
University of New Hampshire
Psychology in the Human Sciences in France,
1920-1940: Ignace Meyerson's Historical Psychology
by Françoise Parot
Université Paris V
Francis Cecil Sumner: His Views and Influence
on African American Higher Education
by Thomas F. Sawyer
North Central College
Recontextualizing Kenneth B. Clark: An Afrocentric
Perspective on the Paradoxical Legacy of a Model Psychologist-Activist
by Layli Phillips
University of Georgia
Triarchic Theories of Intelligence: Aristotle
and Sternberg
by Robert B. Tigner
Truman State University
and
Steven S. Tigner
Boston University
Commentary
Cross-Disciplinary Verification of Theories: The
Case of the Triarchic Theory
by Robert J. Sternberg
Yale University
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 3, no. 3, August 2000
Nineteenth-Century Inhibitory Theories of
Thinking: Bain, Ferrier, Freud (and Phineas Gage)
by Malcolm Macmillan
Deakin University
Piaget and Lévy-Bruhl
by Gustav Jahoda
University of Strathclyde
The Triumph of the Segregationists? A Historiographical
Inquiry Into Psychology and the Brown Litigation
by John P. Jackson, Jr.
Department of Ethnic Studies
University of Colorado
Subjective Science: Kenneth Spence's Human
Learning Research Program
by David B. Wiseman
Brookdale College
Obituary
William Kessen (1925-1999)
by Emily D. Cahan
Wheelock College
and
Josephine Fueser
Departments of Psychology and American
Studies
Yale University
History in the Making: What Will Become of William James's House
and Legacy
by William McKinley Runyan
School of Social Welfare
Institute of Personality and Social
Welfare
University of California,
Berkeley
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 3, no. 4, November 2000
Descartes's Regulae, Mathematics,
and
Modern Psychology: "The Noblest Example of All" in Light of Turing's
(1936) On Computable Numbers
by Geir Kirkebøen
University of Oslo
The Power of a Musical Instrument:
Franklin, the Mozarts, Mesmer, and the Glass Armonica
by David A. Gallo and Stanley Finger
Washington University
The Cult of Experiment: The
Psychological Round Table, 1936-1941
by Gary Hardcastle
Department of Philosophy
University of Wisconsin-Stevens
Point
Radical Behaviorism and Psychology's
Public: B. F. Skinner in the Popular Press, 1934 -1990
by Alexandra Rutherford
York University
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
Back to the Top
Volume 4, no. 1, February 2001
An English Asylum in Africa: Space and
Order in Valkenberg Asylum
by Johann Louw and Sally Swartz
University of Cape Town, South
Africa
After "the Baltimore Affair": James
Mark Baldwin's Life and Work, 1908-1934
by James Horley
Augustana University
College
Introspective Psychology, Pure and
Applied: Henry Rutgers Marshall on Pain and Pleasure
by Robert Kugelmann
University of Dallas
Kamala of Midnapore and Arnold Gesell's
Wolf Child and Human Child: Reconciling the Extraordinary and the
Normal
by Adriana Silvia Benzaquén
Department of History
University of British Columbia
"Giving up Maleness": Abraham Maslow,
Masculinity and the Boundaries of Psychology
by Ian A.M. Nicholson
St. Thomas University
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 4, no. 2, May 2001
The Fate of Herbart's Mathematical
Psychology
by Geert-Jan A. Boudewijnse,
McGill University
David J. Murray
Queen's University
and
Christina A. Bandomir
University of Guelph
Helena Antipoff (1892-1974): A Synthesis
of Swiss and Soviet Psychology in the Context of Brazilian
Education
by Regina Helena de Freitas Campos
Federal University of Minas Gerais,
Brazil
The Victim and the Psychologist:
Changing Perceptions of Israeli Holocaust Survivors by the Mental Health
Community in the Past Fifty Years
by Arie Nadler
Tel Aviv University
Reconsidering History of Psychology's
Borders
by David L. Krantz
Lake Forest College
Commentary
Subjective Science and Natural
Science
by Howard H. Kendler
University of California, Santa
Barbara
Two Portraits of Spence
by David B. Wiseman
Brookdale College
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
Back to the Top
Volume 4, no. 3, August 2001
The Radical Empiricism of William James
and Philosophy of History
by Wayne Viney
Colorado State University
The Tenacity of Historical
Misinformation: Titchener Did Not Invent the Titchener
Illusion
by Gregory Burton
Seton Hall University
The "Never-To-Be-Forgotten
Investigation": Luella Cole, Sidney Pressey and
Mental Surveying in Indiana, 1917-1921
by Stephen Petrina
Department of Curriculum Studies
University of British Columbia
The History of American Morality
Research, 1894-1932
by Craig A. Wendorf
Wayne State University
My Visit with Christiana
Morgan
by Edwin S. Shneidman
University of California at Los
Angeles
Review Essay: How Children Turn Out and
How Psychology Turns Them Out
by Ellen Herman
Department of History
University of Oregon
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 4, no. 4, November 2001
John Dewey and Early Chicago
Functionalism
by Andrew Backe
Department of History and Philosophy of Science
Indiana University
The Repeated Reproduction of Bartlett's
Remembering
by Elizabeth B. Johnston
Sarah Lawrence College
"To Be a Big Shot or To Be Shot":
Zing-Yang Kuo's Other Career
by Geoffrey H. Blowers
University of Hong Kong
The International Union of
Psychological
Science and the Politics of Membership: Psychological Associations in
South Africa and the German Democratic Republic
by Kitty Dumont
University of Jena, Germany
and
Johann Louw
University of Cape Town, South
Africa
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 5, no. 1, February 2002
The Course in the History of Psychology:
Present Status and Future Concerns
by Alfred H. Fuchs
Bowdoin College
and
Wayne Viney
Colorado State University
The Chicago Five: A Family Group of
Integrative Psychobiologists
by Donald A. Dewsbury
University of Florida
From Reassurance to Irrelevance:
Adolescent Psychology and Homosexuality in America
by John C. Spurlock
Seton Hill College
A Personal Encounter with Psychology
(1937-2002)
by Howard H. Kendler
University of California, Santa
Barbara
Obituary
Marion White McPherson (1919-2000)
by Noel W. Smith
State University of New York at
Plattsburgh
Commentary
Misconceptions about Freud's Seduction
Theory: A Comment on Gleaves and Hernandez
by Allen Esterson
We Thinks the Author Dost Protest Too
Much: A Reply to Esterson
by David H. Gleaves and Elsa Hernandez
Texas A&M University
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 5, no. 2, May 2002
The Myth of Freud's Ostracism by the
Medical Community in 1896-1905: Jeffrey Masson's Assault on Truth
by Allen Esterson
Between the Laboratory and Life: Child
Development Research in Toronto, 1919-1956
by Hans Pols
Rutgers University
The Hawthorne Experiments and the
Introduction of Jean Piaget in American Industrial Psychology,
1929-1932
by Yeh Hsueh
University of Memphis
Psychologists and the National Socialist
Access to Power
by George Mandler
University of California, San Diego
and University College London
Obituaries
Helmut Adler (1920-2001)
by John D. Hogan
St. John's University
Paul T. Mountjoy (1924-2001)
by Donna M. Cone
New England Gerontology Academy
Edward J. Haupt (1936-2001)
by Patricia E. Blumenthal and Arthur L. Blumenthal
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 5, no. 3, August 2002
Historical Understanding and Teaching in
Professional Psychology
by David B. Baker
Archives of the History of American
Psychology
University of Akron
Making the History of Psychology
Clinically and Philosophically Relevant
by Hendrika Vande Kemp
Graduate School of Psychology
Fuller Theological Seminary
Historically Grounding the Practice of
Psychology: Implications for Professional Training
by Trey Buchanan
Wheaton College
Teaching History and Systems from a
Clinical Perspective
by Paul C. Larson
Chicago School of Professional
Psychology
Alfred Binet and Higher
Education
by Serge Nicolas and Ludovic Ferrand
Université René Descartes and Centre
National de la Recherche Scientifique
On Not "Giving Psychology Away":
The MMPI and Public Controversy over Testing in the 1960s
by Roderick D. Buchanan
University of Groningen
Obituary
Ernest R. Hilgard (1904-2001)
by David E. Leary
University of Richmond
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 5, no. 4, November 2002
An Early Manuscript in the History of
American Comparative Psychology: Lewis Henry Morgan's "Animal Psychology"
(1857)
edited by Timothy D. Johnston
University of North Carolina at
Greensboro
Australian Influences on Elton Mayo: The
Construct of Revery in Industrial Society
by Mark A. Griffin
Queensland University of
Technology
Frank J. Landy
Saville & Holdsworth Limited
and
Lisa Mayocchi
The University of Queensland
Orientalism in Euro-American and Indian
Psychology: Historical Representations of "Natives" in Colonial and
Postcolonial Contexts
by Sunil Bhatia
Connecticut College
News & Notes
edited by James L. Pate
Georgia State University
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Volume 6, no. 1, February 2003
Understanding Mass Allegations of
Satanist Child Abuse in Early Modern Sweden: Demographic Data Relevant to
the Rättvik Outbreak of 1670-71
by Rickard L. Sjöberg
Department of Neuroscience
Uppsala University
Three Pioneers of Comparative Psychology
in America, 1843-1890: Lewis H. Morgan, John Bascom, and Joseph
LeConte
by Timothy D. Johnston
University of North Carolina at
Greensboro
Flechsig and Freud: Late
Nineteenth-Century Neurology and the Emergence of
Psychoanalysis
by Eduardo Keegan
University of Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Wundt, Völkerpsychologie and
Experimental Social Psychology
by John Greenwood
City College of New York &
Graduate School, City University of
New York
British Female Academics and Comparative
Psychology: Attempts to Establish a Research Niche in the Early Twentieth
Century
by David A. H. Wilson
Cumbria Institute of the Arts
News & Notes
edited by Hendrika Vande Kemp
Annandale, VA
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Volume 6, no. 2, May 2003
The Concept of Personality in
Nineteenth-Century French and Twentieth-Century American
Psychology
by Giovanni Pietro Lombardo and Renato Foschi
University of Rome "La
Sapienza"
Howard Andrew Knox and the Origins of
Performance Testing on Ellis Island, 1912-1916
by John T. E. Richardson
The Open University, Milton Keynes,
United Kingdom
On the Origins of Psychoanalytic
Psychohistory
by Petteri Pietikainen
Department of History
University of Helsinki
and
Juhani Ihanus
Department of Psychology
University of Helsinki
Facts, Values, and Policies: A Comment
on Howard H. Kendler (2002)
by John P. Jackson Jr.
Department of Communication
University of Colorado at
Boulder
Political Goals versus Scientific
Truths: A Response to Jackson (2003)
by Howard H. Kendler
University of California, Santa
Barbara
by Henning Schmidgen and Rand B. Evans
Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
Obituary
Alvin Hall Smith (1926-2002)
by Katharine S. Milar
Earlham College
News & Notes
edited by Hendrika Vande Kemp
Annandale, VA
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Volume 6, no. 3, August 2003
Jefferson and Adams on the Mind-Body
Problem
Daniel N. Robinson
Columbia University
Revisiting Anna O.: A Case of Chemical
Dependence
by Sérgio de Paula Ramos
Universidade Federal de São
Paulo, Brazil
A Woman's Struggle in Academic
Psychology (1936-2001)
by Tracy S. Kendler
(edited by Howard H. Kendler)
University of California, Santa
Barbara
Psychology Strikes Out: Coleman
Griffith and the Chicago Cubs
by Christopher D. Green
York University
The Historiography of Psychology in
Italy
by Guido Cimino and Nino Dazzi
Faculty of Psychology
University of Rome "La
Sapienza"
Back to the Top
Volume 6, no. 4, November 2003
A Silent Antipode. The Making and
Breaking of Psychoanalyst Wilhelm Stekel
by Jaap Bos
Department of General Social Sciences
(ASW)
Utrecht University
B. F. Skinner and the Auditory Inkblot:
The Rise and Fall of the Verbal Summator as a Projective
Technique
by Alexandra Rutherford
York University
Rediscovering a Missing Link: The
Sensory Physiologist and Comparative Psychologist Mathilde Hertz
(1891-1975)
by Regina A. Kressley-Mba
Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University
Frankfurt am Main
and
Siegfried Jaeger
Free University of Berlin
The Adoption History Project: A New
On-Line Resource
by Ellen Herman
Department of History
University of Oregon
News & Notes
edited by Hendrika Vande Kemp
Annandale, VA
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Volume 7, no. 1, February 2004
Characterological Psychology and the
German Political Economy in the Weimar Period (1919-1933)
by David Meskill
Harvard University
"He Sees The Development Of Children's
Concepts Upon A Background Of Sociology": Jean Piaget's Honorary Degree
at Harvard University in 1936
by Yeh Hsueh
University of Memphis
Between the Cup of Principle and the
Lip of Practice: Ethnic Minorities and American Psychology,
1966-1980
by Wade E. Pickren
American Psychological
Association
Systems Psychodynamics: The Formative
Years of an Interdisciplinary Field at the Tavistock Institute
by Amy L. Fraher
Paradox and Company, San Diego, and
the Tavistock Institute, London
Wellcome Witnesses: The Medical
Research Council Applied Psychology Unit
by Lois Reynolds
Wellcome Trust Centre for the History
of Medicine at University College London
News & Notes
edited by Hendrika Vande Kemp
Annandale, VA
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Volume 7, no. 2, May 2004
Situating Gender and Professional
Identity in American Child Study, 1880-1910
by David Hoogland Noon
University of Alaska Southeast
The Hiring of James Mark Baldwin and
James Gibson Hume at the University of Toronto in 1889
by Christopher D. Green
York University
The Role of Non-Automatic Processes in
Activity Regulation: From Lipps to Galperin
by Igor M. Arievitch
Department of Education
College of Staten Island, City
University of New York
and
René van der Veer
Department of Education
University of Leiden
Watson's Behaviorism: A
Comparison of the First Two Editions (1925, 1930)
by Helio Carpintero
Complutense University of
Madrid
News & Notes
edited by Hendrika Vande Kemp
Annandale, VA
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Volume 7, no. 3, August 2004
The Sartorial Self: William James's
Philosophy of Dress
by Cecelia A. Watson
University of Chicago
"I Ain't Been Reading While on Parole":
Experts, Mental Tests, and Eugenic Commitment in Illinois,
1890-1940
by Michael A. Rembis
University of Arizona
A Privileged and Exemplar Resource:
Traumatic Avoidance Learning and the Early Triumph of Mathematical
Psychology
by Sandy Lovie
University of Liverpool
and
Pat Lovie
Keele University
Eminence Revisited
by Eileen M. Whipple
Pullman, Washington
Obituary
Josef Brozek (1913-2004)
by William R. Woodward, Jiri Hoskovec. Mary Mosher
Flesher, Helio Carpintero, and Marina Massimi
News & Notes
edited by Hendrika Vande Kemp
Annandale, VA
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Volume 7, no. 4, November 2004
The Role of James McCosh in God's Exile
from Psychology
by Bryan N. Maier
Trinity Evangelical Divinity
School
Of Faculties, Fallacies, and Freedom:
Dilemma and Irony in the Secularization of American Psychology
by Russell D. Kosits
Gordon College
Screening Selves: Sciences of Memory
and Identity on Film, 1930-1960
by Alison Winter
Fishbein Center for the History of
Science
University of Chicago
News & Notes
edited by Hendrika Vande Kemp
Annandale, VA
Volume 8, no. 1, February 2005
Special Issue: The Roles of Instruments in Psychological Research
The Roles of Instruments in
Psychological Research
by Thomas Sturm
Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences
and Humanities
and
Mitchell G. Ash
Department of History
University of Vienna, Austria
Was Babbage's Analytical Engine
Intended to be a Mechanical Model of the Mind?
by Christopher D. Green
York University
Physics, Ballistics, and Psychology: A
History of the Chronoscope in/as Context, 1845-1890
by Henning Schmidgen
Max-Planck-Institute for the History
of Science
Writing Brains: Tracing the Psyche
with the Graphical Method
by Cornelius Borck
Social Studies of Medicine and Art
History & Communication Studies
McGill University
From Single-Channel Recordings to
Brain-Mapping Devices - The Impact of Electroencephalography on
Experimental Psychology
by Frank Rösler
Philipps-University Marburg
News & Notes
edited by Hendrika Vande Kemp
Annandale, VA
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Volume 8, no. 2, May 2005
Neoscholastic Psychology
Revisited
by Robert Kugelmann
University of Dallas
The Making of Contemporary American
Psychiatry, Part 1: Patients, Treatments, and Therapeutic Rationales
Before and After World War II
by Sarah Linsley Starks
Neuropsychiatric Institute
University of California, Los
Angeles
and
Joel T. Braslow
Neuropsychiatric Institute and
Department of History
University of California, Los
Angeles
Sleeping Beauties in Psychology:
Comparisons of "Hits" and "Missed Signals" in Psychological
Journals
by Lydia L. Lange
Max Planck Institute for Human
Development, Berlin
Obituary
Nancy Innis (1941-2004)
by John Staddon and Donald A. Dewsbury
News & Notes
edited by Hendrika Vande Kemp
Annandale, VA
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From Philosopher to Psychologist: The
Early Career of Edwin Ray Guthrie Jr.
by David O. Clark
York University
The Mind of a Rationalist: German
Reactions to Psychoanalysis in Weimar and Beyond
by Anthony D. Kauders
University of Munich
The Making of Contemporary American
Psychiatry, Part 2: Therapeutics and Gender Before and After World War
II
by Joel T. Braslow
Neuropsychiatric Institute and
Department of History
University of California, Los
Angeles
and
Sarah Linsley Starks
Neuropsychiatric Institute
University of California, Los
Angeles
Women in Child Development: Themes from
the SRCD Oral History Project
by Claire E. Cameron and John W. Hagen
University of Michigan
Obituary
David Bakan (1921-2004)
by Frederic Weizmann and David S. Weiss
News & Notes
edited by Hendrika Vande Kemp
Annandale, VA
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The Early Evolution of Jean Piaget's
Clinical Method
by Susan Jean Mayer
Harvard Graduate School of
Education
Reorganizing the Experimentalists:
The
Origins of the Society of Experimental Psychologists
by C. James Goodwin
Western Carolina University
The Metaphysical Club at The Johns
Hopkins University (1879-1885)
by Peter J. Behrens
The Pennsylvania State University
Conceptual Resistance in the
Disciplines of the Mind: The Leipzig-Buenos Aires Connection at the
Beginning of the 20th Century
by Cecilia Taiana
Carleton University
On the Failed Institutionalization of
German Comparative Psychology Prior to 1940
by Regina A. Kressley-Mba
Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University
Frankfurt am Main
Re-visioning Antebellum American
Psychology: The Dissemination of Mesmerism, 1836-1854
by David Schmit
College of St. Catherine
The New History of Psychology: A Review
and Critique
by Benjamin J. Lovett
Syracuse University
Kurt Gottschaldt's Ambiguous
Relationship with National Socialism
by George R. Mastroianni
US Air Force Academy
Rediscovering the History of Psychology: Kurt Danziger interviewed by Adrian C. Brock
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