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2. A note on the Koffka papers
3. A note on the Koffka papers.
4. Behaviorism and sensation in the paper by Beer, Bethe, and von Uexküll (1899).
5. A note on the Koffka papers
6. Jacob W. Gruber, (ed.), The Philadelphia Anthropological Society: Papers Presented on its Golden Anniversary, Temple University Publications. New York: Columbia University Press, 1967. 162 pp. + index. $7.50
7. Jacob W. Gruber, (ed.), The Philadelphia Anthropological Society: Papers Presented on its Golden Anniversary, Temple University Publications. New York: Columbia University Press, 1967. 162 pp. + index. $7.50.
8. News and notes.
9. News and Notes.
10. Letters to the editor.
11. News and notes.
12. On the origins of behaviorism.
13. Titchener's Experimentalists.
14. Edwin G. Boring's 'mature' view of the science of science in relation to a deterministic personal and intellectual motif.
15. The phi-phenomenon: Turning point or rallying point.
16. Ralf Dahrendorf, Essays in the Theory of Society. Stanford University Press, Stanford, Cal. 1968, pp. x + 300. $8.50.
17. Hertha Orgler, Alfred Adler: The man and his work. New York: Liveright Publishing Corp., 1963, p. 241.
18. News and notes.
19. Epilogue.
20. Paul Federn, teacher and reformer.
21. The 'zeitgeist' and american psychology.
22. Book notes.
23. Notes on alfred C. Kinsey's pre-sexual scientific work and the transition.
24. Edwin Garrigues Boring: 1886-1968.
25. Falconry: Neglected aspect of the history of psychology.
26. Apparent theoretical parallels between G. Stanley Hall and Carl Jung.
27. Current and anticipated research in the history of psychology.
28. Pierre Janet's description of hypnotic sleep provoked from a distance.
29. The rise and fall of McDougall's instinct doctrine.
30. Some remarks on gestalt psychology by Kurt Koffka.
31. Lincoln Steffens at the Leipzig Psychological Institute, 1890-1891.
32. Kirt Goldstein, 1878-1965.
33. Schopenhauer (?), Séguin, Lubinoff, and Zehender as anticipators of Emmert's law: With comments on the uses of eponymy.
34. The role and use of history in the psychology curriculum.
35. News and Notes.
36. Watson's relation to Titchener.
37. News and Notes.
38. A reevaluation of Freud's abandonment of hypnosis.
39. From physics to ethnology: Franz Boas' arctic expedition as a problem in the historiography of the behavioral sciences.
40. News and notes.
41. Wilhelm Bitter (Ed.). Massenwahn in Geschichte und Gegenwart. Ein Tagungsbericht. Stuttgart: Ernest Klett Verlag, 1965, pp. 283.
42. K. R. Eissler. Sigmund Freud und die Wiener Universität. Über die Pseudo-Wissenschaftlichkeit der jüngsten Wiener Freud-Biographik. Bern: Hans Huber, 1966, pp. 191.
43. John Finley Freeman, 1929-1965.
44. Policy and its implementation.
45. Robert E. Grinder, A History of Genetic Psychology: The First Science of Human Development, New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1967. Pp. xii + 247.
46. Books Notes.
47. News and Notes.
48. News and notes.
49. Ola Andersson. Studies in the prehistory of psychoanalysis. Stockholm, Norstedts, 1962, p. 237.
50. A note on the history of psychology as a specialization.
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