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ISBN/EAN: 9781441904256

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1-4419-0425-5, 978-1-4419-0425-6
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Autor des Buches: rieber, robert adams, adhemar gelb, john bühler, max geißler, solomon max, herschel john, høffding, franz josef gall, binswanger ludwig, gelb adhémar
Titel des Buches: encyclopedia, what history now, bände, theories theories

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Autor/in: Robert W. Rieber
Titel: Encyclopedia of the History of Psychological Theories
Verlag: Springer; Springer US
1228 Seiten
Erscheinungsjahr: 2011-12-11
New York; NY; US
Gedruckt / Hergestellt in Niederlande.
Gewicht: 3,069 kg
Sprache: Englisch
641,99 € (DE)
659,99 € (AT)
708,00 CHF (CH)
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LII, 1228 p. In 2 volumes, not available separately.

SA; BB; History of Psychology; Hardcover, Softcover / Psychologie/Allgemeines, Lexika; Psychologie; Verstehen; Aristotle; Freud; Galton; James; Jung; Werner; animal magnetism; behaviorism; cognition; evolution; genetics; hypnotism; hysteria; mesmerism; operant conditioning; phobia; psychoanalysis; Psychotherapy; Philosophy of Science; Sociology, general; History of Psychology; Psychotherapy; Philosophy of Science; Sociology; Geschichte; Psychotherapie; Wissenschaftsphilosophie und -theorie; Soziologie; EA

This work will survey the entire range of thinking in psychology, from ancient times to the present, encompassing philosophies and theories of mind that pre-date our modern conception of psychology as a science, and extending to the current findings of neuroscience. It will set the theories into their historical context and cross-reference key influences, such as Darwin’s on Freud. Fifteen hundred entries will comprise key figures, theoretical concepts, false theories, historical events, and seminal writings. International in scope, this project will involve history of psychology experts from around the world and the coverage of topics will be set in global context. The aim will be to provide a reference work of more depth than discussions that are currently available in textbooks, with the ability to connect to a multitude of relevant topics. This work will provide a picture of psychology as it has emerged into the present time and position it among other related fields such as anthropology, sociology, philosophy, and medicine.

Abney, William; Ach, N.; Activation Network Theories, History of; Adams, D. K.; Adler, Alfred; Adorno, T. ; Ainsworth, Mary D.; Allport, G. W.; America, History of Popular Psychology in; American Mental Philosophy (1820–1860), History of; Analytic Psychology of Carl Jung; Anastasi, Anne; Angell, James Rowland; Ansbacher, Heinz; Anthropology and Psychology, Case of W. H. R. Rivers; Apfelbaum, Erika; Archives of the History of American Psychology; Asch, Solomon E.; Baldwin, J. M.; Bandura, Albert; Bartlett, F. C.; Behaviorism; Bekhterev, V. M.; Benjamin, Ludy T. Jr.; Bentley, Madison; Berlyne, Daniel E.; Bettelheim, Bruno; Binswanger, Ludwig; Bleuler, Eugen; Boas, Franz; Bolton, T. L.; Boring, E. G.; Bowlby, John; Bréal, Michael; Brentano, F. C.; Breuer, Josef; Brewer, Charles L.; Broadbent, Donald; Broca, Pierre Paul; Brown, Thomas; Brown, Warner; Bugental, James F. T.; Bühler, Karl; Carmichael, Leonard; Catholics in Psychology; Cattell, Raymond B.; Cerebral Dominance; Chapanis, Alphonse; Chiarugi, Vincenzo; Chomsky, Noam; City University of New York, Doctoral Programs in Psychology at; Clark University, History of Psychology at; Clark, Kenneth B.; Cole, Michael; Columbia University, History of Psychology at; Comparative Psychology; Consciousness and Embodiment; Corsini, Raymond J.; Cosmopolitanism in Psychology, Theories of; Cox, C. M.; Craik, Fergus; Critical Psychology; Cronbach, Lee J.; Cultural                Psychology (General); Cultural Psychology and the Cinema; Dallenbach, Karl M.; Danziger, Kurt; Darley, Frederic L.; Dearborn, Walter F.; Delabarre, E. B.; Delboeuf, Joseph-Rémi-Leopold; Denmark, Florence L.; Dessoir, Max; Deutsch, Helene; Deutsch, Morton; Dewey, John; Dodge, Raymond; Donders, F. C.; Downey, J. E.; Dreikurs, Rudolph; Dunlap, Knight; Dynamic Theories of Personality, Classical, Post-Modern, and Person-Centered; Ebbinghaus, Herman; Edgeworth, F. Y.; Ekman, Paul; Elliott, Richard M.; Ellis, Albert; Erdmann, Benno; Erikson, Erik; Evolutionary Psychology; Eysenck, H. J.; Fite, Warner; Flourens, Pierre; Flournoy, Théodore; Fordham University, History of Psychology at; Forel, Auguste-Henri; Forensic Psychology; Foucault, Michel; Fowler, Orson; Fraisse, Paul; Franz, Shepherd Ivory; Freud, Anna; Froeschels, Emil; Gall, Franz Josef; Galton, F.; Gardner, Howard; Geissler, L. R.; Gelb, Adhemar; George Mason University’s Arch Lab; Gergen, Kenneth; Gesell, Arnold L.; Gestalt Psychology; Gibson, ; leanor J.; Gibson, James J.; Gilbreth, Lillian; Goldstein, Kurt; Great Plains Student Psychology Convention; Guthrie, Edwin; Hall, G. Stanley; Hamilton, G. V.; Harlow, Harry; Hebb, Donald O.; Helson, Harry; Herbart, Johann Friedrich; Herbert Spencer and Introduction of Evolution into Psychology; Herschel,       J. F.; Hilgard, Ernest R.; Höffding, H.; Holt, E. B.; Holzkamp, Klaus; Hooker, Evelyn; Hopkins, Charles Owen; Hull, Clark L.; Human Factors Psychology; Humphrey, George; Hunter, Walter S.; Husserl, E. G.; Hypnosis; Indiana University, History of Psychology at; Industrial-Organizational Psychology; Irwin, Orvis; Jahoda, Gustav; Janet, Pierre; Japan, History of Psychology in; Jastrow, Joseph; Jevons, W. S.; Jones, Ernest; Judd, Hubbard; Kagan, Jerome; Kantor, J. R.; Keynes, John Maynard; Kinsbourne, Marcel; Klein, Melanie; Klemm, Otto; Klineberg, Otto; Klüver, H.; Koffka, Kurt; Kohlberg, Lawrence; Köhler, W.; Krippner, Stanley; La Mettrie, J. O. de; Langfeld, Herbert Sidney; Lashley, Carl; Latin America and the Caribbean, History of Psychology in; Lazarus, Richard S.; Levitt, Harry; Lewin, Kurt; Lipps, Theodor; Localization of Function, Outline of; Loftus, Elizabeth; Luria, A. R.; Mach, Ernst; Malthus, T. R.; Maslow, A. H.; McClelland, David C.; McCormick, Earnest; McCosh, James; Mead, G. H.; Meehl, Paul E.; Mesmer, Franz Anton; Meyer, Max F.; Microgenetic Theory: Brain and Mind in Time; Miles, Walter R.; Military Psychology; Miller, George A.; Miller, Neal E.; Mills, T. Wesley; Mischel, Walter; Montessori, Maria; Morgan, C. Lloyd; Morgan, T. H.; Mowrer, O. H.; Münsterberg, Hugo; Murphy, Gardner; Murray, Henry A.; Myers, Charles; Neisser, Ulric; New School for Social Research, History of Psychology at; Noble, Daniel; Nutting, Perley; O’Connell, Daniel C.; Ogden, R. M.; Osgood, Charles; Pace University, History of Psychology at; Pace, Edward; Pagès, Robert; Paranjpe, Anand; Parapsychology; Parrish, C. S.; Paterson, Donald G.; Peace Psychology, History of; Pêcheux, Michel; Perception; Pestalozzi, J. H.; Phenomenological Psychology in The Netherlands; Piaget, Jean; Pillsbury, Walter B.; Pintner, Rudolf; Poffenberger, A. T.; Pogson, N. R.; Politzer, Georges; Post-Soviet Psychology; Psychoanalysis; Psycholinguistics in Historical Perspective, From Monologue to Dialogue; Psychological Theory of John Bulwer; Psychology and Antisemitism; Psychology and Religion; Psychology in Modern India; Psychology in Pre-Modern India; Psychology of Alexander Bain; Psychology of James Rush; Psychology of Religion, History of; Rank, Otto; Ratner, Carl; Reich, Wilhelm; Religion and Early Norwegian Psychology; Rettig, Salamon; Rieber, Robert W.; Roback, A. A.; Robinson, E. S.; Rodriguez Arias, Enerio; Rogers, Carl R.; Romanes, G. J.; Roscoe, Stan; Rosenthal, Robert; Rotter, Julian B.; Rousseau, Jean Jacques; Royce, Josiah; Rutgers University, History of Psychology at; Salzinger, Kurt; Sarason, Seymour; Schachter, Stanley; Schlick, Moritz; Science, Philosophy, and Religion in Psychology, The Legacy of William James; Seashore, Carl E.; Seligman, Martin E. P.; Sève, Lucien; Shakow, David; Shinn, Milicent; Siegel, Gerald M.; Simon, Herbert A.; Singer, Edgar; Skinner, B. F.; Smith, Adam; Social Constructionism; Social Psychology; Spearman, Charles Edward; Spence, Kenneth; Sperry, Roger W.; Starbuck, E. D.; Staudt Sexton, Virginia; Stern, William; Sternberg, Robert J.; Stewart, Joseph; Stratton, G. M.; Strong, E. K., Jr.; Structuralism; Sully, J.; Sumner, Francis Cecil; Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools; Terman, Lewis M.; Terrorism and Politically Motivated Violence, Psychological Theories of; Theories of Dissociation; Theories of Emotion, History of; Theories of Memory, History of; Thorndike, Edward; Thurston, L. L; Tinker, Miles A.; Titchener, Edward Bradford; Tolman, E. C.; Trauma Psychology; Troland, Leonard T.; Tulving, Endel; Uexküll, J. von; University College London, History of Psychology at; University of Denver, History of Psychology at; University of Frankfurt, History of Psychology at; University of Georgia, History of Psychology at; University of Heidelberg, History of Psychology at; University of Würzburg, History of Psychology at; Vocational Psychology; Von Helmholtz, Hermann; Von Restorff, Hedwig; Vygotsky, Lev; Wallin, J. E. W.; Wallon, Henry; Warren, Howard Crosby; Washburn, Margaret; Watson, John Broadus; Wechsler, David; Wegener, Philipp; Weiss, A. P.; Weld, H. P.; Wells, Frederic Lyman; Werner, Heinz; Wheeler, Raymond H.; Willis, Thomas; Winitz, Harris; Witkin, Herman A.; Wolpe, Joseph; Women and Feminism, History of; Woolley, Helen Bradford; Wundt, Wilhelm; Zajonc, R. B.; Zazzo, René

From the reviews:

“The work under review … promising access to information about theories, the persons responsible for them, and society’s reaction to both. … there is an education being offered, one that is accurate, often charming; one replete with delicate asides that offer you, along with the pleasure of reading the excellent histories on the development of theories and those who promoted them, the opportunity to think far more deeply about what we thought we knew about psychological theories … .” (Douglas K. Candland, PsycCRITIQUES, Vol. 57 (33), August, 2012)

“A handsomely-bound assortment of articles related to the history of psychology, containing some material not readily available from any one single alternative source and some contributions of a high quality … . There is a very strong academic interest in the history of psychology, so university libraries that do not already possess … might wish to consider this for acquisition to fill up the gap.” (Martin Guha, Reference Reviews, Vol. 26 (6), 2012)

Most comprehensive survey of psychological theories available Covers theories from ancient thinkers through the present time Includes important contributing theories from philosophy and science Defines the boundaries of psychology and other relevant areas such as anthropology, sociology, neurobiology International in topics and contributors