History and Philosophy of Psychology

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Preface vii 1 Introduction 1 2 God, Divine Forces and Who We Are 5 3 Psychology and Science: First Beginnings 34 4 Philosophy of Mind and Philosophy of Science 61 5 Further Early Beginnings of Psychology: Functionalism, Measurement and the Application of Psychology 88 6 The Wurzburg School, the Gestalt Movement and the Idea of Emergent Properties 126 7 Behaviourism, and the Disappearance and Reappearance of Organism (Person) Variables 144 8 Behaviourism and Free Will 170 9 The Unconscious Mind: Freud and Jung and the Talking Cure 186 10 Philosophical Critiques of Freudian Ideas 218 11 The Return of the Mind: Phenomenological and Existential Psychology and the Psychology of Ultimate Concerns 233 12 Existential and Phenomenological Philosophies 256 13 History of Clinical Psychology and Philosophy of Mental Health 270 14 How to Preserve Oneself: Part I 296 15 How to Preserve Oneself: Part II 322 16 The Qualitative Perspective: Social Constructionism, Critical Psychology, Hermeneutical Psychology and the Psychology of Common Sense 337 Notes 350 References 355 Index 392

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