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Index
Cover
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1 New York City, Birthplace of William James
1. New York City, 1842
2. William James Comes Into the World
3. The First European Excursion, and Back Again
4. A Flood of Newcomers, the Agony of Slavery, and the Failure of Politics
2 Granville Stanley Hall: The Farmboy Goes to Gotham
1. Rural Massachusetts
2. Off to College
3. New York City
4. Germany
5. New York Again, and Then Out West
3 William James Comes to Harvard
1. A Second (and Third) European Sojourn; Then to Newport
2. Boston and New York
3. William James Arrives at Harvard
4. War Intervenes
5. Brazil and Back
6. The European Cure
7. Reforming the College, Reforming America
8. William James Hits Bottom
4 James and Hall Meet
1. James and the McLean
2. The Metaphysical Club
3. The Harvard Instructor and Assistant Professor
4. Stanley Hall at Harvard
5. America in the 1870s, Beyond the Boundaries of Cambridge
6. James and Hall Go Their Separate Ways
5 Baltimore and the Johns Hopkins University
1. The Maryland Colony and Baltimore
2. The Johns Hopkins University
3. Hall’s Return to America
4. Finding a Philosopher Suited to Johns Hopkins
5. Hall the Professor, the Editor, the (Self-)Promoter
6. President Hall of Clark University
6 Chicago
1. From Wilderness Trading Post to Linchpin of the Continent
2. The (New) University of Chicago
3. Dewey at Michigan
4. The Chicago to Which Dewey Moved
5. Dewey Moves to Chicago
6. Conclusion
7 The Formation of Psychology’s “Schools”
1. A Constellation of American Psychologists Takes Shape
2. The Founding of the American Psychological Association
3. Edward Bradford Titchener, a Psychologist Not of the City
4. Leipzig’s Problem With Reaction Time
5. The First “Schools” of American Psychology
6. Adolf Meyer and the Rise of Psychiatry
8 Psychology in New York and Boston in the 1890s
1. The World’s Metropolis
2. James McKeen Cattell Moves to New York
3. Robert S. Woodworth and Edward L. Thorndike
4. Boston at the Close of the 19th Century
5. William James: Becoming America’s Intellectual
6. Hugo Münsterberg: “Man of Genius”
7. Münsterberg’s Return to Harvard
9 The Dawn of the 20th Century
1. America’s Rush Into a New Era
2. William James and the Psychology of Religion
3. A Science of Pastoral Care? Psychotherapy Is Born
4. The American Debut of Psychoanalysis
5. Public Schools and the Invention of the Psychological Clinic
6. Hall and the “Discovery” of Adolescence
7. Psychology at the St. Louis Congress of Arts and Sciences
8. Psychology’s “Discovery” of Women
9. Münsterberg’s Emergence as “America’s Most Famous Psychologist”
10. James’ Final Philosophy
11. Upheavals in the Disciplinary Landscape
10 Psychology on the Public Stage
1. Cities in the 1910s
2. Psychology Sells Itself to Business and Industry
3. Psychology Educates the Masses
4. Psychology’s Starring Role: Intelligence Testing
5. Psychology’s Intellectual Core in Transition
6. The Stresses and Strains of Professionalization
7. American Psychologists and World War I
Epilogue
Index
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