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The New Psychology: Structuralism and Its Early Opponents
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  • 1921Brentano and Wundt: Empirical and Experimental Psychology72 cited
  • 1921Wilhelm Wundt50 cited
  • 1888II.—THE PSYCHOLOGICAL LABORATORY AT LEIPSIC30 cited
  • 1965On the subjectivity of important historical dates: Leipzig 187920 cited
  • 1930Hermann Ebbinghaus13 cited

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