The transformation of psychology: Influences of 19th-century philosophy, technology, and natural science.

Abstract

Eugenics and Other Victorian Secular Religions - Raymond E. Fancher Practical Phrenology and Psychological Counseling in 19th-Century America - Michael M. Sokal Sealing Off the Discipline: Wilhelm Wundt and the Psychology of Memory - Kurt Danziger Psychology and Memory in the Midst of Change: The Social Concerns of Late-19th-Century North American Psychologists - Marlene Shore The Psychology of Mathematical Beauty in the 19th Century: The Golden Section - John S. Benjafield Cause Into Function: Ernst Mach and Reconstructuring Explanation in Psychology, 1872-1905 - Andrew S. Winston Charles Babbage, the Analytical Engine, and the Possibility of a 19th-Century Cognitive Science - Christopher D. Green Instincts and Instruments - Katharine Anderson Philosophic Doubts About Psychology as a Natural Science - Charles W. Tolman Karl Marx and Wilhelm Dllthey on the Sociohistorical Conceptualization of the Mind - Thomas Teo Early Developments and Psychology: Genetic and Embryological Influences, 1880-1992 - Fredric Weizmann