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This Week in the History of Psychology
by Christopher D. Green
Originally a weekly podcast about psychology's past, including interviews with notable historians of psychology. Now an occasional episode in a variety of formats including interviews, discussions, and reviews.
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37
Shorts: JM Cattell
Review of 2011 _History of Psychology_ article "Cattell, Columbia, and Academic Freedom..."
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36
Shorts: Albert B
Review of 2012 _History of Psychology_ article "Little Albert: A neurologically impaired child."
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35
Victorian Asylums
Origins, purpose, and fate of 19th-c. mental asylums.
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34
Humanistic Psychology
A discussion of psychology's "Third Force" with Vincent Hevern (LeMoyne), Robert Kugelman (Dallas), and Henderikus Stam (Calgary).
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33
American Psychology Archives
Featuring an interview with David Baker on the operation and importance of the Archives of the History of American Psychology.
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32
April 15-21
Gestalt psychology w/ Michael Wertheimer.
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31
April 8-14
Paul Broca w/ Stanley Finger
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30
April 1-7
Francis Galton w/ Raymond Fancher
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29
March 25-31
Mary Whiton Calkins w/ Katharine Milar
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28
March 18-24
Oran Eagleson w/ Wade Pickren
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27
March 11-17
Rat mazes w/Henderikus Stam
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26
March 4-10
G. Stanley Hall w/ Dorothy Ross
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25
February 25-March 3
Cyril Burt w/ William Tucker
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24
February 18-24
John B. Watson w/ Charles Brewer
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23
February 11-17
Emil Kraeplelin w/ Eric Engstrom
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22
February 4-10
APA/APS split w/ Ludy T. Benjamin, Jr.
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21
January 28-February 3
The psycograph w/ David Baker.
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20
January 21-27
J. J. Gibson w/ Harry Heft
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19
January 14-20
Titchener's "Experimentalists" w/ C. James Goodwin
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18
January 7-13
James Mark Baldwin w/ Robert H. Wozniak
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17
Supplement to January 7-13
Wozniak on Baldwin (full interview)
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16
December 4-10
Psych's Nobel prizes w/ Ludy T. Benjamin Jr.
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15
November 27-December 3
R. B. Cattell w/ William Tucker
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14
November 20-26
Wilhelm Wundt w/ David Robinson
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13
November 13-19
Clark Hull w/ Michael Rashotte
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12
November 6-12
Gordon Allport w/ Ian Nicholson
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11
October 30-November 5
Community Mental Centers Act w/ Gerald Grob
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10
October 23-29
James McConnell w/ Lawrence Stern
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9
October 16-22
John Dewey w/ John Shook
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8
October 9-15
Stanley Milgram w/ Thomas Blass
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7
October 2-8
William James w/ Wayne Viney
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6
September 25-October 1
James McKeen Cattell w/ Michael Sokal
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5
September 18-24
B. F. Skinner w/ Alexandra Rutherford
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4
September 11-17
Phineas Gage w/ Malcolm Macmillan
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3
September 11-17 Extra!
Macmillan on Gage (full interview)
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2
September 4-10
David Shakow w/ David Baker
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1
August 28-September 3
Sigmund Freud w/ Raymond Fancher
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Originally a weekly podcast about psychology's past, including interviews with notable historians of psychology. Now an occasional episode in a variety of formats including interviews, discussions, and reviews.
HOSTED BY
Christopher D. Green
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Originally a weekly podcast about psychology's past, including interviews with notable historians of psychology. Now an occasional episode in a variety of formats including interviews, discussions, and reviews.
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