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The divided psychology of John Dewey (2000)

University of Pittsburgh
Salmon, Merrilee H.
Publication date: 2000
Language: English

Publication Date: 2000
Edition Details: Advisor: Salmon, Merrilee H.
Physical Details: 170 pp.

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Psychology Behaviorism Philosophy Metaphysics 20th century, early 19th century Dewey, John

Description Examines the extent to which John Dewey's psychology was a form of behaviorism and considers how metaphysical commitments influenced psychological theories at the turn of the century. Cited in Diss. Abstr. Int. A 61 (2000): 2440A. UMI order no. 9974402.

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