From exclusion to care: Colonial society and the treatment of mentally ill women in the Federated Malay States, 1930-1950 [0.03%]
从排斥到关爱：殖民地社会与马来亚联邦精神疾病女性患者的治疗（1930-1950）
Haszira Muhamad Yusof,Azlizan Mat Enh
Haszira Muhamad Yusof
This article examines the shift in social reactions toward women with mental illness in the Federated Malay States between 1930 and 1950, tracing the complex intersections between colonial medical policy, gender norms, and community attitud...
Anti-catholicism and the psychology of prejudice: A case study in secular blind spots [0.03%]
反天主教与偏见心理：一个世俗盲点案例研究
Jovan Byford
Jovan Byford
Psychology's foundational literature on prejudice emerged in the aftermath of the Second World War, precisely as anti-Catholic sentiment was resurging in American public life. The article examines how key psychological works of the period-e...
Beyond support: Revisiting Joan M. Erikson's contributions to Erik H. Erikson's theoretical work [0.03%]
超越支持：再访乔安·埃里克森对欧文·埃里克森理论工作的贡献
Haiqun Niu
Haiqun Niu
Although Erik H. Erikson himself and some scholars have acknowledged the significant contributions of his wife, Joan M. Erikson, to psychological theory, her specific role in shaping this framework has remained insufficiently examined. Draw...
An unfinished lecture: Starting from the correspondence between Pei-Sung Tang and B. F. Skinner [0.03%]
未完成的讲稿——佩松唐宝瑞斯金信札及其他
Wei Zhang,Qingyue He
Wei Zhang
Drawing on the extensive correspondence between Pei-sung Tang and B. F. Skinner, this article traces their friendship and the main trajectory of Skinner's unfinished lecture visit to China. Building on these materials, it briefly examines t...
The self and the limitations of the intellect: Jung's epistemological synthesis of Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Kant [0.03%]
自我的界限与智性的限制——论 jung 对尼采、叔本华和康德的认识论综合
Anna Dadaian
Anna Dadaian
This article explores Jung's engagement with Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Kant, focusing on how Jung reimagined their ideas within his own epistemological framework in psychological types. Central themes include Nietzsche's introduction of ...
On the prowl for disciplinary vassals: Neurologists, psychiatrists, and clinical psychologists discuss science, technology, and profession at the National Research Council's Conference on Relations of Psychiatry to Psychology (1921) [0.03%]
寻找学科附庸：神经学家、精神病学家和临床心理学家在国家研究理事会的精神病学与心理学关系会议上讨论科学、技术和职业（1921）
Catriel Fierro
Catriel Fierro
The 1910s were a complex and rapidly changing decade in mental hygiene, marked by institutional innovation, professional development, and the expanding reconceptualization of mental disease and maladjustment. This growth frequently generate...
The politics of Kurt Lewin [0.03%]
库尔特·勒温的政治观
Martin Dege
Martin Dege
This article revisits Kurt Lewin's intellectual trajectory to argue that his project was, at its core, a political intervention in the epistemology of psychology. Tracing Lewin's development from his early experiences of social exclusion in...
Leila Zenderland
Leila Zenderland
Memorializes Michael M. Sokal (1945-2025). In 1968, Sokal, an enthusiastic 22-year-old who still looked like a teenager, became the youngest participant in the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Summer Institute on the History of Psycholog...
Mare tenebrarum, cryptomnesia, and experimental metaphysics: The normal subconscious according to Edward Abramowski (1868-1918) [0.03%]
黑暗之海、心象记忆与实验形而上学——埃德温·阿布拉莫夫斯基的“常态潜意识”理论
Bartłomiej Dobroczyński,Aleksandra Gruszka,Agata Mysona
Bartłomiej Dobroczyński
The aim of this article is to reconstruct and contextualize the original conception of the subconscious by Polish psychologist, philosopher, and social theorist Edward Abramowski (1868-1918), presenting him as a significant yet understudied...
An unexplored history of music therapy: The medicinal use of makams in the Ottoman era as a psychological tool [0.03%]
未被探索的音乐治疗历史：奥斯曼帝国时期用玛卡姆作为心理工具的药用价值
Rania Awaad,Merve Nursoy-Demir,Muhammed Furkan Cinisli
Rania Awaad
The origins of music therapy for psychiatric treatment are typically traced back to the mid-20th century, following World War II, and even further back to post-Renaissance Europe and ancient Greece within contemporary literature. However, t...