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1. Leahey, Thomas Hardy — A History of Psychology. Main Currents in Psychological Thought
Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
1987 / 2e druk / xii,498 blz. / grijsblauwe linnenband met zilveropdruk en stofomslag
Band schoon, gaaf en kleurfris. Bladzijden gaaf, schoon en wit als ongelezen. Stofomslag schoon, gaaf. Als nieuw en ongelezen.
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Contents

Preface to the First Edition vii
Preface to the Second Edition xi

I
BACKGROUND TO PSYCHOLOGY 1

One
Introduction 2

Understanding Psychology 3
Understanding Science 4
Psychology and Science 24
Understanding History 28
The Plan of this Book 31
Bibliography 31
References 32

Two
The Classical World 34

Before Philosophy 35
Philosophy before Plato 37
The Two Classic Statements of Western Philosophy 42
Philosophy after Aristotle 52
Conclusion: The Essential Tensions of Western Thought 55
Bibliography 55
References 57

Three
Spirituality and Individualism 58

From Classical to Medieval: The Early Middle Ages (476-1000) 59
The Flowering of Medieval Civilization: The High Middle Ages (1000-1300) 67
From Medieval to Modern: The Late Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Reformation (1300-1600) 73
Conclusion: The Classical-Medieval-Renaissance Outlook 83
Bibliography 84
References 86

Four
The Mechanization of the World Picture (1600-1700) 87

The Scientific Revolution 88
Remaking Philosophy 92
Philosophy, Science, and Human Affairs 98
Conclusion: The Seventeenth Century—Seeds of Change 103
Bibliography 104
References 106

Five
Reason and Reaction 107

The Skeptical Crisis 108
Philosophy, Science, and Human Nature 121
The Counter-Enlightenment 130
Conclusion: Reason and Its Discontents 133
Bibliography 135
References 137

Six
To the Threshold of Psychology 138

The World of the Nineteenth Century 139
Toward the Science of Psychology 161
Conclusions 171
Bibliography 174
References 175

II
FOUNDING PSYCHOLOGY 177

Seven
The Psychology of Consciousness 178

Wilhelm Wundt (1832-1920) and Ganzheit Psychology 179
Edward Bradford Titchener (1867-1927) and Structuralism 188
Challenges to the Analytic Psychology of Consciousness 191
Conclusion: The Fate of the Psychology of Consciousness 199
Bibliography 202
References 204

Eight
The Psychology of the Unconscious Mind 206

Background 207
Major Works 214
Conclusions 226
Bibliography 228
References 231

Nine
The Psychology of Adaptation (1855-1891) 233

The Beginnings of the Psychology of Adaptation in Britain 235
Psychology in the New World 243
Conclusion: Perception and Thinking Are Only There for Behavior’s Sake 253
Bibliography 253
References 255

III
THE RISE OF BEHAVIORALISM 257

Ten
The Conspiracy of Naturalism 258

Introduction 259
Building on the Principles: The Motor Theory of Consciousness (1892-1896) 268
From Philosophy to Biology: Functional Psychology (1896-1910) 271
New Directions in Animal Psychology (1898-1909) 280
Rethinking Mind: The Consciousness Debate (1904-1912) 288
Conclusion: Behavioralism Discovered (1910-1912) 293
Bibliography 295
References 297

Eleven
Psychology Takes Off 300

Developing Behavioralism (1913-1930) 301
Major Formulations of Behavioralism (1930-1950) 311
Conclusion: We’re All Behavioralists Now 325
References 326

Twelve
Psychology Takes Off 329

Applied Psychology (1896-1916) 331
Psychologists in Professional Controversy (1917-1940) 333
Psychologists in Social Controversy (1917-1940) 339
Psychology Transformed (1940-1950) 354
Conclusion 360
Bibliography 363
References 365

IV
PSYCHOLOGY SINCE WORLD WAR II 369

Thirteen
Eclectic Psychology (1950-1958) 370

Troubles with Behaviorism (1950-1954) 371
Are Theories of Learning Necessary? Radical Behaviorism (1938-1958) 379
The Roots of Cognitive Science (1943-1958) 389
Psychology and Society (1950-1958) 402
Bibliography 404
References 406

Fourteen
Years of Turmoil (1958-1968) 409

Challenges to Behaviorism 410
Erosion of the Foundations 417
Cognitive Psychology Asserts Itself 423
Psychology and Society 428
Conclusion: Revolt But No Revolution 435
Bibliography 438
References 439

Fifteen
Contemporary Psychology 443

Cognitive Science 444
Doubts About Cognitive Science 451
The Strange Death of Radical Behaviorism 461
Challenges to Scientific Psychology 464
Psychology and Society 472
Conclusion: The Psychological Society 478
Bibliography 480
References 483

Index 488

Tekstfragment

A History of Psychology
Main Currents in Psychological Thought

THOMAS HARDY LEAHEY

The new second edition of a comprehensive survey of the history of psychology from the Greek philosophers to the systems of today provides an examination of how psychology evolved out of philosophy into a science, how the intellectual and social forces shaped this evolution, and how psychology’s history determined today’s psychological issues.

Distinguishing features retained:
• chapter on philosophy of science and psychology
• comes up to present
• based on latest scholarship
• places psychology in large cultural context

New and revised features:
• treatment of applied and clinical psychology
• revised treatment of behaviorism
• narrative bibliographies at end of chapters to guide further reading
• strengthened narrative structure
• more on psychology’s impact on society

(continued on the back flap)
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2. Leahey, Thomas H. — Test Item File. A History of Modern Psychology. Uit het bezit en met een brief van Prof. dr. P.J. van Strien
Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
1991 / 1e druk / 57 blz. / geniet in blauwpapieren omslag met zwartopdruk
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Contents

Preface ..... v

Part I. Test Questions

Chapter 1
Introduction: Philosophy of Science, History, and Psychology ..... 1

Chapter 2
The Psychology of Consciousness ..... 5

Chapter 3
The Psychology of the Unconscious Mind:
Sigmund Freud and Psychoanalysis ..... 8

Chapter 4
Psychology of Adaptation ..... 12

Chapter 5
The Utility of Consciousness: The Rise of
Functional Psychology ..... 17

Chapter 6
From Consciousness to Behavior: Behavioralism
Discovered ..... 20

Chapter 7
The Golden Age of Theory: The Behaviorist Era ..... 22

Chapter 8
Applied Psychology and the Problems of Society:
Psychologists in Social Controversy ..... 27

Chapter 9
Reshaping Psychology: Psychologists in Professional
Controversy ..... 30

Chapter 10
Behaviorism's Indian Summer: After the Golden Age ..... 33

Chapter 11
Seeds of Change: Toward Cognitive Science and
Social Unrest ..... 36

Chapter 12
Doubt and Challenge: Behaviorism Under Fire ..... 39

Chapter 13
Continuity in Change: "Revolutions" in
Psychology and Society ..... 42

Chapter 14
Cognitive Science: From Triumph to Trouble ..... 45

Chapter 15
Psychology Divided, Psychology Ascendant: An
Uncertain Field in a Psychological Land ..... 50

Part II. For the Instructor

Chapter 16
How much Background? ..... 53

༻ ʚɞ ༺ Provenance ༻ ʚɞ ༺
Uit het bezit van Prof. dr. P.J. van Strien.
Los ingevoegde, getekende brief van Prof. dr. P.J. van Strien aan Prentice Hall t.a.v. Mevr. L. Hall, d.d. 6 juni 1991.
Zakelijke inhoud: hij ontving per abuis een strook in plaats van het boek en verzoekt toezending; tevens suggereert hij te controleren of dezelfde fout ook bij Mevr. Dr. Dehue en Drs. Visser is gemaakt.
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