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Robert Kugelmann

15 works· latest 2023· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-2622-6206

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Most cited in this library

Introducing Narrative Psychology: Self, Trauma and the Construction of Meaning2001 · 316 citations
The Soul in Soulless Psychology2023 · 48 citations
Psychology and Catholicism2011 · 34 citations
Neoscholastic psychology revisited.2005 · 16 citations
Historical intersections of psychology, religion, and politics in national contexts.2009 · 9 citations

Works

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The Soul in Soulless Psychology

Cambridge University Press eBooks·2023·1 author·book

48citations

Review of A forgotten Freudian: The passion of Karl Stern.

The Humanistic Psychologist·2017·1 author

0citations

Imprimi potest : Roman Catholic censoring of psychology and psychoanalysis in the early 20th century

History of the Human Sciences·2014·1 author

1citations

Willpower

Theory & Psychology·2013·1 author

8citations

Psychology and Catholicism

Cambridge University Press eBooks·2011·1 author·book

34citations

An introduction

Cambridge University Press eBooks·2011·1 author·chapter

0citations

Neoscholastic psychology

Cambridge University Press eBooks·2011·1 author·chapter

0citations

Institutionalizing the relationship

Cambridge University Press eBooks·2011·1 author·chapter

0citations

Psychoanalysis versus the power of will

Cambridge University Press eBooks·2011·1 author·chapter

0citations

Out of the ghetto: Integrating Catholics into mainstream psychology in the United States after World War II.

History of Psychology·2009·1 author

9citations

Historical intersections of psychology, religion, and politics in national contexts.

History of Psychology·2009·2 authors

9citations

Neoscholastic psychology revisited.

History of Psychology·2005·1 author

16citations

Importing phenomenology into North American psychology.

PubMed·2005·1 author·other

1citations

Introducing Narrative Psychology: Self, Trauma and the Construction of Meaning

Journal of Health Psychology·2001·1 author·other

316citations

Introspective psychology, pure and applied: Henry Rutgers Marshall on pain and pleasure.

History of Psychology·2001·1 author

2citations