The great psychologists A history of psychological thought

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1. History and Historical Progress
I. The Ancient World
2. Thales to Hippocrates: Before Psychology
3. Before Psychology
4. Aristotle: The Founding of Philosophical Psychology
5. Theophrastus and Galen: The Hellenistic and Roman Periods
II. The Dark And Middle Ages
6. Plotinus and Augustine: The Patristic Period
7. Aquinas: The Middle Ages, Rationalism and Faith
III. The Renaissance And The Early Modern Period
8. Descartes: The Renaissance and the Beginning of the Modern Period
9. Hobbes to Hume: British Empiricism
10. Association and Mechanism: Two Wings of Empiricism
IV. The Modern Era
11. The Scottish Realists and the German Idealists: Two Reactions to Hume's Skepticism
12. Helmholtz: The Physiological Substrate
13. Psychophysics
14. Introspection and Experiment
15. Alternatives to Wundtian Orthodoxy
16. Developmentalism, Quantitativism, and Individual Differences
17. American Psychology: Before
18. The Founding of Scientific Psychology in the United States
19. Titchener and Structuralism: The Beginning of Experimental Psychology in America
20. Angell and American Functionalism
21. Utility in Psychology: The Rise of Applied Psychology
22. Behaviorism
23. Gestalt Psychology
24. Freud and Psychoanalysis
25. and the Third-Generation Dynamic Psychologists
26. European Psychologies of the Twentieth Century
27. Psychology in the United States Since World War II