9th Edition
A Critical History of Psychology From Antiquity to Modernity
Part One. Situating Psychology
Chapter 1. Introduction
Part Two. Psychology Before Psychology: Discovery of the Mind
Prelude: The World We Have Lost: EEA to 1688 CE
Chapter 2. Antiquity: Locating the Mind Within
Chapter 3. Hellenism, Feudalism, and Renaissance: Tending the Soul
Part Three. A Science of the Mind
Interlude I: Modernity in Mind and the Rise of Science: 1543 to 1915
Chapter 4. The Way of Ideas: Furnishing the Mind
Chapter 5. Psychology of Consciousness: Looking Inward
Chapter 6. Psychology of Adaptation: Looking Outward
Part Four. A Science of Human Nature
Interlude II: Modernity, its Disenchantments, and Social Policy: 1-1871
Chapter 7. Social Science before Science: Approaching the Social Problem
Chapter 8. Psychology of the Unconscious: Confronting Irrationality
Chapter 9. Psychology and Social Science: Managing Modern Life
Part Five. Two Psychologies in the Modern World
Interlude III: Late Modernity: War, Peace, War, Peace, War 1914 –
Chapter 10. Behaviorism: Ostracizing Mind
Chapter 11. Cognitive Science: Return of the Prodigal
Chapter 12. Applied and Professional Psychology: Treating the Individual
Chapter 13. The Psychological Society: Coping with (Post)Modernity
Postlude: Reflections on Psychology Today
Biography
Thomas Hardy Leahey received a PhD in Cognitive Psychology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign under the direction of William F. Brewer. He is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and the Association for Psychological Science. He has been President of the Society for the History of Psychology (Division 26 of APA), and Society for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology (Division 24 of the APA). He is also author of Fundamentals of Cognitive Science and co-author (with Grace Evans Leahey) of Psychology’s Occult Doubles: Psychology and the Problem of Pseudoscience. He is Professor Emeritus of Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia.
