Preface. 1. Early and Classical Greek Psychology 2. Later Greek and Medieval Psychology 3. The Beginnings of Modern Psychology 4. English Psychology and Leibniz’s Reaction Against It, Hobbes, Locke and Leibniz 5. English Empiricism of the Eighteenth Century, Berkeley, Hume, and Hartley 6. German Psychology in the Eighteenth Century, Wolff, Kant, and Tetens 7. The Scotch and Beginnings of the Modern English Schools 8. German Psychology of the Early Nineteenth Century, Fries, Herbart, Beneke, and Lotze 9. German Physiology and Experimental Psychology, Johannes Müller 10. The Founding of Experimental Psychology, Fechner and Wundt 11. Later English Psychology, Spencer, Bain, Darwin, Galton 12. Later German Psychology, Brentano, G. E. Müller, Ebbinghaus, Stumpf, Lipps, Külpe 13. French Psychology of the Nineteenth Century and After 14. Psychology in America 15. The Development of Abnormal Psychology 16. Modern Schools of Psychology, Structuralism and Functionalism 17. Animal Psychology and Behaviorism 18. Hormic Psychology, The Gestalt School, and Intuitionism. Bibliography. Index.
Biography
Walter Bowers Pillsbury (1872–1960) was one of the first generation of psychologists trained in America and a cooperating editor of The American Journal of Psychology for sixty-four years.
