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Addressing the Idea of a Womanless History of Psychology in Untold Lives

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology History of Science and Medicine Historical Gender and Feminism Studies

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According to the American historian Gerda Lerner, history as a discipline is androcentric and defined chiefly by its focus on men and absence of women (as cited in Scarborough & Furumoto, 1986).To fill this void in the field of the history of psychology, Elizabeth Scarborough and Laurel Furumoto compiled a historical

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