A history of psychology: Ancient and patristic.

Gardiner, H. N.; Brett, George Sidney

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“…He finished his volumes on genetic logic (Baldwin, 1906b(Baldwin, , 1908(Baldwin, , 1911. He wrote his history of psychology (Baldwin, 1913b), and its publication followed by a few months the first volume of Brett's (1912) detailed history. After this work, Baldwin wrote little on psychology.…”

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After "The Baltimore Affair": James Mark Baldwin's life and work, 1908–1934.

Horley¹

2001

History of Psychology

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was one of the earliest American practitioners of the "new psychology" and an influential figure in the emergence and establishment of psychology in the United States. He left the United States because of a scandal in Baltimore resulting from his arrest at a "colored" bordello. Baldwin returned only occasionally to North America following his forced resignation from Johns Hopkins University in 1909. Contrary to the few references to his life after leaving Baltimore, Baldwin appears to have initially settled in England. He made numerous extended trips to Mexico and continental Europe, especially France, which eventually became his adopted home. Baldwin's later life and work in Europe are examined in this article.James Mark Baldwin (1861-1934) has been typically described as among the "leaders . .. of the 'new' psychologists in America" (Boring, 1929(Boring, /1950. After he received his PhD in philosophy from Princeton University in 1887, his rise to the top of his chosen field was rapid. Baldwin was definitely "a young man in a hurry" (Sokal, 1997, p. 60). Although perhaps not a clear writer (Richards, 1987), he was a prolific one. Baldwin published a two-volume handbook of psychology (Baldwin, 1889(Baldwin, , 1891 and became a well-known developmental psychologist and evolutionist because of various publications (e.g., Baldwin, 1894Baldwin, /1906aBaldwin, , 1902. He even appears to have been an early contributor to social psychology (House, 1936;Mueller, 1976). Baldwin was also a prolific "founder." He established the first psychological laboratories at the University of Toronto (1889) and Princeton University (1893), while reopening G. S. Hall s laboratory at Johns Hopkins University (1904). He was one of the founders of the American Psychological Association, becoming its sixth president in 1897. Baldwin cofounded (1894) and co-owned, with

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After "The Baltimore Affair": James Mark Baldwin's life and work, 1908–1934.

Horley¹

2001

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“…La pertenencia a un dominio que se identifica primordialmente con la producción de conocimientos científicos resultó fundamental para la formación de su identidad disciplinaria y en la consolidación del estatus de la disciplina en cuanto área independiente de experticia. Solo hay que recordar que la psicología, de acuerdo con la reconstrucción de los historiadores más tradicionales (Baldwin, 1913a(Baldwin, , 1913bBrett, 1912;Klemm, 1914;Mercier, 1918;Rand, 1912), proviene del tronco mayor de la filosofía, un campo fundamentalmente reflexivo del que la mayoría de los psicólogos se ha esforzado en tomar cautelosa distancia, como un requisito básico para el reconocimiento pleno de su autonomía.…”

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Una temprana psicología de la ciencia en el Paraguay

García

2016

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“…However, these examples are more the exception than the rule. In many influential books about the history of psychology (Boring, 1950; Brett, 1912/1965; Warren, 1921) images are rarely encountered.…”

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A case study in Gantt charts as historiophoty: A century of psychology at the University of Alberta.

Dawson

2013

History of Psychology

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History is typically presented as historiography, where historians communicate via the written word. However, some historians have suggested alternative formats for communicating and thinking about historical information. One such format is known as historiophoty, which involves using a variety of visual images to represent history. The current article proposes that a particular type of graph, known as a Gantt chart, is well suited for conducting historiophoty. When used to represent history, Gantt charts provide a tremendous amount of information. Furthermore, the spatial nature of Gantt charts permits other kinds of spatial operations to be performed on them. This is illustrated with a case study of the history of a particular psychology department. The academic year 2009-2010 marked the centennial of psychology at the University of Alberta. This centennial was marked by compiling a list of its full-time faculty members for each year of its history. This historiography was converted into historiophoty by using it as the source for the creation of a Gantt chart. The current article shows how the history of psychology at the University of Alberta is revealed by examining this Gantt chart in a variety of different ways. This includes computing simple descriptive statistics from the chart, creating smaller versions of the Gantt to explore departmental demographics, and using image processing methods to provide measures of departmental stability throughout its history. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2013 APA, all rights reserved).

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A history of psychology: Ancient and patristic.

Cited by 17 publications

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After "The Baltimore Affair": James Mark Baldwin's life and work, 1908–1934.

After "The Baltimore Affair": James Mark Baldwin's life and work, 1908–1934.

Una temprana psicología de la ciencia en el Paraguay

A case study in Gantt charts as historiophoty: A century of psychology at the University of Alberta.

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