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portada Explorations in the History of Psychology: Persisting Themata and Changing Paradigms
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
258
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 1.5 cm
Weight
0.38 kg.
ISBN13
9780932914996
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Explorations in the History of Psychology: Persisting Themata and Changing Paradigms

Harry A. Van Belle (Author) · Dordt College Press · Paperback

Explorations in the History of Psychology: Persisting Themata and Changing Paradigms - Van Belle, Harry A.

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Synopsis "Explorations in the History of Psychology: Persisting Themata and Changing Paradigms"

Van Belle traces the history of psychology from its roots in Greek philosophy and includes a description of the later influence of the Hebraic-Christian mindset on that history. Subsequently, he follows the journey of psychology through the Middle Ages and the scientific revolution of the sixteenth century. Next, he describes the birth and trajectory of psychology proper during the nineteenth century and closes with a description of a number of the more contemporary schools of psychological thought. The underlying thesis of the text is that the history of psychology gives evidence of both continuity and discontinuity in interaction with one another. Thus, to do justice to the actual history of psychology one must take note of both persisting themata and changing paradigms.

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