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Psychology.
New York, Harper & Brothers, 1887 8vo. In the original full cloth binding with gilt lettering to spine. Top and bottom of spine with wear and light overall soiling. Internally fine and clean.
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First edition of Dewey's landmark work - one of the earliest American original contributions to psychology - in which he reformulated psychology focusing more strongly on the social environment and on the activity of mind and behavior than the psychophysics-inspired physiological psychology. This work ""attempt to unite into a single system the neo-Hegelianism of Morris and the experimental psychology of Hall, or, as Dewey put it, to identify psychology with ""philosophic method."" During these years he moved toward a more liberal religious stance as well as toward what he would later term ""instrumentalism,"" the view that ideas are tools for resolving and reconstructing problematic situations."" (American national biography
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Psychology clinique And Prevention C Tychey Eap
1998 1998. Psychology clinique And Prevention C Tychey 1998 Eap The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us. clinique PSYCHOLOGY AND PREVENTION. under the direction of Claude TYCHEY. to the. psychological editions and applications. (1998). This book summarizes the discussions held during the first international conference on prevention chaired by Serge Lebovici and organized by the group of Research in Health Psychology (( C. de Tychey ) in December 1997 in Nancy. It aims to introgate from clinique psychology and the diversity of theoretical and therapeutic referents on which it is based the risk factors and interactioves conditions eral and fantasmatic early and later which will preorganize a pathological development or allow a harmonious growth. The reader will find 24 contributions divided into 5 main chapters with among others J. Bergeret M. Cifali C. Dolto-Tolitch B. Golse W. Reid G. Broyer. Book in good condition The cover and the edge have at most some rare folds of use. The interior is clean and fresh (like new) with no markings or tears. Only a signature appears on the cover page. The sending can be done by simple letter or colissimo followed (traceable on internet). - a cocooning packaging for the journey of books (shouldn't all the letters arrive mixed up). - routing via a POSTE point which here is becoming increasingly rare. - the Postal charges. Created by eBay
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Neue Kritik der Vernunft. 3 vols. - [SEMINAL EARLY WORK ON “EMPIRICAL PSYCHOLOGY”]
Heidelberg, Muhr und Zimmer, 1807. 8vo. Uniformly bound in three recent card-board bindings with gilt lettering to spine. Spines with sunning. Ex-libris (Philosopher Carl Henrik Koch) pasted on to pasted down front front end-paper. Verso and recto of front and back free end-paper in vol. 1 closely annotated in contemporary hand. With light occassional brownspotting throughout, a nice set.(2), L, 347 pp. 327 pp." 392 pp.
The very rare first edition of Fries seminal work on psychology. “In his earliest writings, Fries generally referred to the science of psychology as “empirical psychology”. However, by 1807, in Neue Kritik der Vernunft, he preferred to call his own psychology “philosophical anthropology” and in 1820, under the influence of G. E. Schulze, he changed the title of his psychology to “psychic anthropology”. In the second edition of Neue Kritik der Vernunft (1828-31), in which he again used the title of “psychic anthropology”, Fries explained why he had avoided the use of the term “psychology”: “Although this science is usually called psychology we will deviate from this terminology for several reasons. The word «psyche» (or soul) has been used in philosophy to designat the metaphysical, persisting, simple, and immortal essence of the spirit, and its use therefore''implies certain assumptions which we cannot now entertain. We are only concerned with developing a doctrine of the nature of the human soul based upon ""inner experience”. Thus we will deal only with inner anthropology. In thus narrowing our scope to the human spirit, we arrive at the topic of empirical psychology, or psychic anthropology. But our present task differs from empirical psychology, which is an experimental physics of inner life (eine innere Experimentalphysik) which remains forever fragmentary. We will not be satisfied with such a science. We want to achieve a [unified theory of inner life, a doctrine of inner nature, which will provide for [the study of] our inner psychic nature what 'the philosophy of nature now provides for physics. This part of psychic anthropology we want to call philosophical anthropology (From the introduction to Vol. 1, p. 36). “Thus, Fries called his psychology “psychic anthropology” both to avoid the metaphysical assumptions of the old rational psychology and to indicate his dissatisfaction with the current « fragmentary » and mechanical empirical psychology. On the first account, in rejecting the old metaphysics of the soul, Fries accepted Kant's critique of rational psychology" on the second, in rejecting the merely empirical status of psychology, he disagreed with Kant's evaluation of the limited epistemological possibilities of psychology. Instead he maintained that psychology need not be “merely empirical”, that it can attain the true status of a science, and, in other words, that its phenomena can be rationally organized according to metaphysical criteria. Kant (1786 trans., 1970) had denied this possibility, claiming that the metaphysical principles of natural science were not applicable to psychology. Fries agreed that the principles which Kant referred to as “the metaphysical principles of natural science” could not be used in psychology, but he pointed out that these principles were really « metaphysical principles of outer nature », not natural science per se, and that another set of metaphysical criteria was possible.” (Leary, T he Psychology of Jakob Friedrich Fries (1773-1843): Its Context, Nature, and Historical Significance, p. 231)
Mace (C.A.) and Vernon (Philip), eds. - C.B. Frisby - A. Rodger - N.A.B. Wilson - E. Anstey - D. McMahon - W.D. Hall - M.A. Davidson - S. Crown - A.T.M. Wilson - T.H. Pear - A.J. Laird and A.R. Knight - R.C. Oldfield - C. Banks and C. Burt - G.C. Drew and F.H. George - J. Maxwell - H.T. Himmelweit - H.J. Eysenck - J.D. Sutherland - O.L. Zangwill :- J. Drever
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(1953)
Current Trends in British Psychology (inscribed by C.A. Mace) , (1. Fields of applied psychology : Field research in industrial psychology - Vocational guidance in Britain - Applications of psychology in the Defence Department - Applications of psychology in the Civil Department - Educational selection and allocation - The psychology of basic educational techniques - Current trends in clinical psychology - Objective psychiological studies in psychiatry - Social change in structured groups - Social psychology of everyday life - 2. Concepts and methodology : Contemporary studies of motivation -The place of experiment in psychology - Statistical analysis in educational psychology - Studies in animal learning - The use of intelligence tests in social surveys - Personality tests as research tools -Social attitude research - Scientific tasks for the psychological clinic -Psychological research in the field of neurology - The teaching of psychology)
Methuen and Co Ltd, London Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1953 Book condition, Etat : Bon hardcover, under editor's grey printed dust-jacket In-8 1 vol. - 271 pages
3 plates with black and white illustrations (complete) 1st edition, 1953 Contents, Chapitres : Preface, Contents, List of Plates, ix, Text, 262 pages - 1. Fields of applied psychology : C.B. Frisby : Field research in industrial psychology - A. Rodger : Vocational guidance in Britain - N.A.B. Wilson : Applications of psychology in the Defence Department - E. Anstey : Applications of psychology in the Civil Department - D. McMahon : Educational selection and allocation - W.D. Hall : The psychology of basic educational techniques - M.A. Davidson : Current trends in clinical psychology - S. Crown : Objective psychiological studies in psychiatry - A.T.M. Wilson : Social change in structured groups - T.H. Pear : Social psychology of everyday life - 2. Concepts and methodology : A.J. Laird and A.R. Knight : Contemporary studies of motivation - R.C. Oldfield : The place of experiment in psychology - C. Banks and C. Burt : Statistical analysis in educational psychology - G.C. Drew and F.H. George : Studies in animal learning - J. Maxwell : The use of intelligence tests in social surveys - H.T. Himmelweit : Personality tests as research tools - H.J. Eysenck : Social attitude research - J.D. Sutherland : Scientific tasks for the psychological clinic - O.L. Zangwill : Psychological research in the field of neurology - J. Drever : The teaching of psychology - Index of names, of subjects near fine copy, the spine of the dust-jacket is lightly browning, with a minor wear on the top part of the spine-ends and a small missing on the top of the bottom part, the dust-jacket remains near fine, binding is fine, inside is clean, no markings, the book is inscribed by C.A. Mace to the French Psychologist René Zazzo, 1953
Connectionism Concepts and Folk Psychology: The Legacy of Alan Turing Volume II (Mind Association Occasional Series)
OXFORD UNIV PR 1997 296 pages 13 97x2 06x21 59cm. 1997. Relié. 296 pages.
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CUADERNOS ARGENTINOS DE HISTORIA DE LA PSICOLOGIA, VOL. 2, N° 1/2, 1996 (Sumario / Contents: Referencias a la psicología y al psicoanálisis en los orígenes de la psiquiatría rosarina. 1920-1940. [References to Psychology and Psychoanalysis in the...)
Universidad Nacional de San Luis. 1996. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 347 pages. Texte en espagnol et en anglais.. . . . Classification Dewey : 460-Langues espagnole et portugaise
"Sumario / Contents: Referencias a la psicología y al psicoanálisis en los orígenes de la psiquiatría rosarina. 1920-1940. [References to Psychology and Psychoanalysis in the beginnings of the Rosarían Psyquiatry. 1920 - 1940.] Antonio S. Gentile, Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Argentina. From whence comes Experimental Psychology: an alternative family tree. [De donde proviene la psicología experimental: un árbol genealógico alternativo.] Edward. J. Haupt, Montclair State University, USA. Los estudios históricos de la psicología en la Argentina. IHistorical researchs of Psychology in Argentina.] Hugo Vezzetti, Universidad de Buenos Aires - CONICET, Argentina. Historiography of Psychology: old and new paths. [Historiografía de la psicología: antiguas y nuevas trayectorias.] Marina Massimí, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Alfredo Calcagno: pedagogía científica y psicología experimental. [Alfredo Calcagno: Scientifical Pedagogy and Experimental Psychology.] Alejandro Dagfal, Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina. The historical significance of Freud's Project for a Scientific Psychology. [El significado histórico del Proyecto para una psicología científica de Freud.] Eduardo Keegan, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Ingenieros, la psicología y la psicología social [José Ingenieros: Psychology and Social Psychology] Angel Rodríguez Kauth, Universidad Nacional de San Luis, Argentina. Metaphors of Memory and the ""Cognitive Revolution"" [Metáforas de la memoria y la revolución cognitiva.] Jennifer Macdonald, York University, Toronto, Canada. Kant y la constitución de la psicología en el siglo XIX alemán. [Kant and the constitution of Psychology in the German XIX Century.] Ramón Sanz Ferramola, Universidad Nacional de San Luis, Argentina... Classification Dewey : 460-Langues espagnole et portugaise"
