Disziplinentwicklung und Wissenschaftstransfer ‐ Deutschsprachige Psychologen in der Emigration

Abstract

Abstract (Discipline development and the transfer of science ‐ German‐speaking psychologists in the emigration). In this essay recently developed ideas from the social history of science, in particular the notion that there are historically conditioned „national professional styles”︁ in science, are applied to the transfer of psychological theory ‐ and of scientific psychologists ‐ from German‐speaking lands to the United States before and after 1933. After an overview of the scope and structure of the emigration in psychology, an analysis of the transfer process is offered focusing upon Gestalt theory.

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