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'This work is a model of clarity ... It is written by an author fully in command of his material, seeking to advance debate by serious engagement with much serious literature.' - History of Psychiatry 'This is a carefully constructed and interesting book--Anyone interested in the philosophy... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Wundt: Add a description of this character.
- Külpe
- Bühler
- Husserl
- Messer
- Muller
- Watt
- Stumpf
- Stich
- Churchland
- Kant
- Paulsen
- Dennett
- Orth
- Marbe
- Wilkes
- Völkerpsychologie
- Bloor
- Luther
- Gutberlet
- St Thomas
- Grabmann
- Shweder
- Katz
- Gordon
- Goldman
- Needham
- Mayer
- Volk
- Müller
- Barnes
- Oscar
- Wellman
- Gopnik
- Mach
- Lewis
- Danziger
- Durkheim
- Brönner
- Wittgenstein
- Anscombe
- Heidegger
- Barbara
- Thomas Aquinas
- Hensel
- Kroh
- Geison
- Herbart
First Sentence edit
Almost all histories of psychology have a chapter on the early twentieth-century German controversy over thought psychology.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Martin Kusch (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 100
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