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For anyone that has spent years rowing off into convoluted estuaries andwould like an entertaining and useful chart to remind them of River Psychologyas a whole I thoroughly recommend this book The PsychologistThis is a highly enjoyable erudite and beautifully written manuscript. Itconveys a rare depth of understanding and ability to strike at the coredebates. The lively style concentration on the biopic use of text featuressuch as links between names and formal division of each subsection will allappeal.... I have taught History of Psychology for nearly 6 years. This textwill prove for more palatable to students than any of the competitors DrSteve Brown Loughborough UniversityThis book is wellwritten. It is clever flowing and engaging. The balancebetween biography and contribution is excellent and makes it almost unputdownable Professor Adrian Furnham University College LondonThe 20th Century was rich in attempts to characterize and explain psychologicalphenomena and so to understand the human mind. These projects were undertakenby a huge and diverse list of characters from B F Skinner to James Gibson fromGordon Allport to Hans Eysenck. It is important for every student ofpsychology wherever they might be in the world to understand the classicscholars the classic studies and the subsequent generations of people andideas that have come to define the broad discipline that is psychology.This book achieves this in the most accessible and engaging manner possible.Rom Harr presents a unique textbook orientation combining the biopic with thesignificance of the major protagonists of the last century organized byschools of thought yet with crossreferences throughout the text. «
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