The life cycle of psychological ideas

Series | Book

Springer, Dordrecht

2005

364 Pages

ISBN 978-0-306-47998-4

Path in Psychology

The life cycle of psychological ideas

understanding prominence and the dynamics of intellectual change

Edited by

Rand B. Evans , Thomas C. Dalton

Publication details

Full citation:

Evans, R. B. , Dalton, T. C. (eds) (2005). The life cycle of psychological ideas: understanding prominence and the dynamics of intellectual change, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Dalton Thomas C.; Evans Rand B.

1-14

New growth from phantom limbs

Evans Rand B.

17-32

Lost classics and forgotten contributors

Wozniak Robert H.

33-58

Reinventing the past through reinterpretation

Popplestone John A.

59-81

High-impact research programs in psychology

Simonton Dean Keith

83-103

Tracking trends in psychological science

Tracy Jessica L.; Robins Richard W.; Gosling Samuel D.

105-130

Becoming big frogs in a small pond

Dewsbury Donald A.

133-154

The psychology of homo sapiens

Corballis Michael C.

155-172

How Otto Selz became a forerunner of the cognitive revolution

van Strien Pieter; Faas Erik

175-201

Consciousness regained

Dalton Thomas C.; Baars Bernard

203-247

Myrtle Mcgraw, the maturation debate and aftermath

Dalton Thomas C.

251-280

The contemporary reconstruction of developmental psychology

White Sheldon H.

281-297

Beaking the silence

Milar Katharine S.

301-328

Prominence, schools of thought and social transformation

Dalton Thomas C.

331-349

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