The Great Psychologists (5th Edition)

1. History and Historical Progress. I. THE ANCIENT WORLD. 2. Thales to Hippocrates: Before Psychology. 3. Plato: 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. Fechner: Psychophysics. 14. Wilhelm Wundt: Introspection and Experiment. 15. Brentano and Ebbinghaus: Alternatives to Wundtian Orthodoxy. 16. Galton and Spencer: Developmentalism, Quantitativism, and Individual Differences. 17. American Psychology: Before William James. 18. William James and G. Stanley Hall: 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. John B. Watson and Behaviorism. 23. Wertheimer, Koffka, and Kohler: Gestalt Psychology. 24. Freud and Psychoanalysis. 25. Adler, Jung, and the Third-Generation Dynamic Psychologists. 26. European Psychologies of the Twentieth Century. 27. Psychology in the United States Since World War II.Robert Irving Watson is the author of 'The Great Psychologists (5th Edition)' with ISBN 9780060419196 and ISBN 0060419199.