Lectures on Human and Animal Psychology (Psychology Revivals)
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Lectures on Human and Animal Psychology (Psychology Revivals)

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Lectures on Human and Animal Psychology (Psychology Revivals)

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Wilhelm Wundt is known today as one of the founding figures of modern psychology. The first person to ever call himself a Psychologist, he is also widely regarded as the "father of experimental psychology", having established the first laboratory in the world dedicated to psychological research. This paved the way for psychology as an independent field of study. A prolific writer, this title contains 30 lectures on human and animal psychology given in the latter half of the nineteenth century. This edition was originally published in 1912, a translation of the second German edition, the earlier edition being the first of the author's works to be translated into English.

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Information

Publisher
Routledge
Year
2014
eBook ISBN
9781317701163
Topic
Psychology
Subtopic
Cognitive Psychology & Cognition
Index
Psychology
Index
ACTIVITY, in intellectual processes, 312.
After-images, 108 ff.
Analysis, 13 ff.
Animal intelligence, 340, 343 ff, 353 ff.
Apperception, 244 f, 252 ff, 312, 367, 445.
Subjective conditions of, 247 f.
Apperceptive connections, 312 ff.
Aristotle, 3, 88, 100, 283, 295, 341.
Assimilation, 286 ff.
Association, 141 f, 148, 189, 194, 283 ff, 319.
and ideational connection, 308.
and memory, 284.
and practice, 404 f.
by similarity and contiguity, 291 ff, 295 ff.
Conditions of, 141 f.
Fundamental forms of, 297 ff.
General significance of, 362 ff.
in animals, 347 ff, 350 ff, 353 ff.
Indirect, 306 f.
of dissimilars, 141.
of similars, 141.
reaction, 279.
Simultaneous, 141, 284.
Successive, 141, 295 ff.
Theory of simultaneous, 290 ff.
successive, 304 ff.
Associative comparison, 118.
Attention, 249 f, 269, 318.
Development of, 252 ff.
Fluctuations of, 256 ff.
Forms of, 253 f.
Autenrieth, 391.
Automatic movements, 227.
Autosuggestion, 331.
Bacon, 341.
Beats, 70 f.
Bessel, 268.
Blindness, accidental, 161.
Congenital, 161 ff.
Brewster, 186.
Brightness, 87, 104.
CHARACTER, 435 f.
Choice, 225, 228, 233, 255, 388.
reaction, 279.
Clang, 67 ff, 74, 213.
colour, 74.
Cognition, 298.
and concept, 310.
in animals, 347 ff.
Colour, 87, 105, 213.
analysis, 89 ff.
Antagonist...

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Original Title Page
  6. Original Copyright Page
  7. Translatorsā€™ Preface
  8. Translatorsā€™ Preface to Second Edition
  9. Authorā€™s Preface to Second Edition
  10. Table of Contents
  11. Lecture First
  12. Lecture Second
  13. Lecture Third
  14. Lecture Fourth
  15. Lecture Fifth
  16. Lecture Sixth
  17. Lecture Seventh
  18. Lecture Eighth
  19. Lecture Ninth
  20. Lecture Tenth
  21. Lecture Eleventh
  22. Lecture Twelfth
  23. Lecture Thirteenth
  24. Lecture Fourteenth
  25. Lecture Fifteenth
  26. Lecture Sixteenth
  27. Lecture Seventeenth
  28. Lecture Eighteenth
  29. Lecture Nineteenth
  30. Lecture Twentieth
  31. Lecture Twenty-first
  32. Lecture Twenty-second
  33. Lecture Twenty-third
  34. Lecture Twenty-fourth
  35. Lecture Twenty-fifth
  36. Lecture Twenty-sixth
  37. Lecture Twentyā€“seventh
  38. Lecture Twenty-eighth
  39. Lecture Twenty-ninth
  40. Lecture Thirtieth
  41. Index