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Now that Koffka's Principles of Gestalt Psychology has passed its fiftieth anniversary, a new assessment is made both of its major aims and its legacies to psychology today. Koffka attempted to make psychology a rational system, one capable of incorporating the fundamental issues of quality, order, meaning, and value. He saw such a psychology as able to integrate the sciences of nature, life, and mind. Koffka's work is examined in its relations to the contemporary psychological scene; its bearing on more specific problem areas is also considered.
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