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An Introduction to Psychology
Wilhelm Max Wundt and Rudolf Pintner
Experimental psychology had a founder, and he wrote the introduction himself. Wilhelm Wundt, who established the first psychological laboratory, explains consciousness and attention, the elements of mental life, and the laws of association for general readers, in Rudolf Pintner's translation. The science of mind presented by the man who organized it. Hear it from the founder's own lectern.
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12 chapters
- 1AN INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY
- 2WILHELM WUNDT PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF LEIPSIC TRANSLATED FROM THE SECOND GERMAN EDITION
- 3RUDOLF PINTNER, M. A. (Edin.), Ph. D., (Leipsic)
- 4AUTHOR'S PREFACE
- 5TRANSLATOR'S NOTE
- 6CONTENTS
- 7AN INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY
- 8CHAPTER I CONSCIOUSNESS AND ATTENTION
- 9CHAPTER II THE ELEMENTS OF CONSCIOUSNESS
- 10CHAPTER III ASSOCIATION
- 11CHAPTER IV APPERCEPTION
- 12CHAPTER V THE LAWS OF PSYCHICAL LIFE
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