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A selective history of modern psychology from a specific point of view. That point of view sees psychology, not so much as a body of facts or theories, but as a special set of social activities intended to produce something that counts as psychological knowledge under certain historical conditions.
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 1994Cambridge University Press · 263 pages · 9780521467858
- Other · English · 1990Cambridge University Press · 254 pages · 9780521363587
Experimental PsychologyHistoryPsychology, experimentalPsychology, researchPsychology, historyPsychology, experimental--historyBf181 .d27 1990Wm 11.1 d199c 1990