Mary Henle
Biographic Data
| ID | 1014398 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mary Henle |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mary |
| FAMILY NAME | Henle |
| SIGNATURE | HENLE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | New School |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1942 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Man's place in nature in the thinking of Wolfgang Köhler
Edna Heidbreder (1890–1985)
Koffka'sPrinciples after fifty years
Now that Koffka's Principles of Gestalt Psychology has passed its fiftieth anniversary, a new assessment is made both of its major aims and its legacies to psychology today. Koffka attempted to make psychology a rational system, one capable of incorporating the fundamental issues of quality, order, meaning, and value. He saw such a psychology as able to integrate the sciences of nature, life, and mind. Koffka's work is examined in its relations t…
Robert M. Ogden and Gestalt psychology in America
Robert Morris Ogden of Cornell University played a major role in introducing Gestalt psychology to the United States. He gave Kurt Koffka his first opportunity to publish an introduction to Gestalt psychology in an American journal, translated Koffka's first book into English, and brought Koffka, Wolfgang Köhler, and Kurt Lewin to Cornell as visiting professors. The relation of E. B. Titchener to Gestalt psychology and Gestalt psychologists is al…
On the Relation Between Logic and Thinking
One man against the Nazis: Wolfgang Köhler
One man against the Nazis: Wolfgang K?hler
Gestalt psychology and Gestalt therapy
This paper examines the relations between Gestalt psychology and gestalt therapy, as presented in the writings of Fritz Perls, who claims that his perspective derives from Gestalt psychology. Intellectual traditions, philosophical assumptions, and specific theories and concepts are considered. It is concluded that the two approaches have nothing in common.
Kurt Lewin as metatheorist
Vision and Artifact
Fishing for ideas
Fishing for ideas
E. B. Titchener and the case of the missing element
Seven Psychologies revisited
The Selected Papers of Wolfgang Kohler
Did Titchener commit the stimulus error? The problem of meaning in structural psychology
On the relation between logic and thinking.
A Humanistic Research Course in Personality
On Error in Deductive Reasoning
On Error in Deductive Reasoning
An Examination of Some Concepts of Topological and Vector Psychology
"Psychology and Typology of Nearness and Distance." Revista de Ciencias
"Psychology and Typology of Nearness and Distance." Revista de Ciencias
An Examination of Some Concepts of Topological and Vector Psychology
On Error in Deductive Reasoning
On Error in Deductive Reasoning
On the relation between logic and thinking.
A Humanistic Research Course in Personality
Did Titchener commit the stimulus error? The problem of meaning in structural psychology
The Selected Papers of Wolfgang Kohler
E. B. Titchener and the case of the missing element
Seven Psychologies revisited
Fishing for ideas
Fishing for ideas
Vision and Artifact
One man against the Nazis: Wolfgang Köhler
One man against the Nazis: Wolfgang K?hler
Gestalt psychology and Gestalt therapy
This paper examines the relations between Gestalt psychology and gestalt therapy, as presented in the writings of Fritz Perls, who claims that his perspective derives from Gestalt psychology. Intellectual traditions, philosophical assumptions, and specific theories and concepts are considered. It is concluded that the two approaches have nothing in common.
Kurt Lewin as metatheorist
On the Relation Between Logic and Thinking
Robert M. Ogden and Gestalt psychology in America
Robert Morris Ogden of Cornell University played a major role in introducing Gestalt psychology to the United States. He gave Kurt Koffka his first opportunity to publish an introduction to Gestalt psychology in an American journal, translated Koffka's first book into English, and brought Koffka, Wolfgang Köhler, and Kurt Lewin to Cornell as visiting professors. The relation of E. B. Titchener to Gestalt psychology and Gestalt psychologists is al…
Edna Heidbreder (1890–1985)
Koffka'sPrinciples after fifty years
Now that Koffka's Principles of Gestalt Psychology has passed its fiftieth anniversary, a new assessment is made both of its major aims and its legacies to psychology today. Koffka attempted to make psychology a rational system, one capable of incorporating the fundamental issues of quality, order, meaning, and value. He saw such a psychology as able to integrate the sciences of nature, life, and mind. Koffka's work is examined in its relations t…
Man's place in nature in the thinking of Wolfgang Köhler
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