David Bakan
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 258980 |
|---|---|
| NOME | David Bakan |
| PRENOMES | David |
| SOBRENOME | Bakan |
| ASSINATURA | BAKAN D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | York University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 90 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1949 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
A Note on this Issue
A Tract on Psychology
Listed are 117 propositions, generated as beginning notes for development of theoretical understanding of agency and communion in human mentation
Commenting on PC and Multiculturalism
The Crisis in Psychology
The crisis ofpsychology is not in the lack of psychologists or lack of literature being produced. It is in the poor development of our understanding of human life, the science itself, and the relationship of the science to the world. Three senses in which there has been loss, subject matter, method, and mission, are discussed. The loss with respect to subject matter is associated with the systematic denial of the self-evident fact that mentation,…
Origination, Self-Determination, and Psychology
This article proposes that human causativity should be much higher than it is on the psychological research agenda. Causativity is exemplified by processes that can be designated by words such as creating, authoring, planning, intending, transforning, and originating. The history of the belief in mechanical determinism in science, which obscures human causativity, is traced in a line of thought that includes Augustine, Galileo, Hobbes, Laplace, W…
Response to Rotenberg's 'Cabalistic Sexuality and Creativity
Contributions to the History of Psychology
Maimonides, in The Guide of the Perplexed developed an an approach to interpreting prophecy using "Freudian" dream-interpretation methods on the assumption that prophets report dreams and visions, based on Numbers 12:6-8
A note on Freud's idea that Moses was an Egyptian as scriptural and traditional
Some Thoughts on Reading Blight's Article
The Interface between War and the Social Sciences
Factors in the historical-developmental relations between the social sciences and the military have encouraged a positivistic science, on the one hand, and a hierarchy-obedience-force military orientation, on the other. Both are anachronistic. Yet their interdependence makes them encourage each other. The social sciences serve even the military poorly at the present time. The positivistic handicap in the social sciences keeps them from properly s…
On Evil as a Collective Phenomenon
Historiography of Modern Psychology
And They Took Themselves Wives
Belief and the Management of Chronic Pain
The authenticity of the Freud memorial collection
Mind, Matter and the Separate Reality of Information
Slaughter of the Innocents
On Method
The Duality of Human Existence
On Method
The Duality of Human Existence
The duality of human existence
Behaviorism and American urbanization
The test of significance in psychological research
The vast majority of investigations which pass for research in the field of psychology today entail the use of statistical tests of significance. The critical assumption involved in testing significance is that, if the experiment is conducted properly, the characteristics of the population have a designably determinative influence on samples drawn from it; that, for example, the mean of a population has a determinative influence on the mean of a …
The influence of phrenology on American psychology
The test of significance in psychological research
The vast majority of investigations which pass for research in the field of psychology today entail the use of statistical tests of significance. The critical assumption involved in testing significance is that, if the experiment is conducted properly, the characteristics of the population have a designably determinative influence on samples drawn from it; that, for example, the mean of a population has a determinative influence on the mean of a …
On Method
Clinical psychology and logic
Origination, Self-Determination, and Psychology
This article proposes that human causativity should be much higher than it is on the psychological research agenda. Causativity is exemplified by processes that can be designated by words such as creating, authoring, planning, intending, transforning, and originating. The history of the belief in mechanical determinism in science, which obscures human causativity, is traced in a line of thought that includes Augustine, Galileo, Hobbes, Laplace, W…
The Interface between War and the Social Sciences
Factors in the historical-developmental relations between the social sciences and the military have encouraged a positivistic science, on the one hand, and a hierarchy-obedience-force military orientation, on the other. Both are anachronistic. Yet their interdependence makes them encourage each other. The social sciences serve even the military poorly at the present time. The positivistic handicap in the social sciences keeps them from properly s…
The mystery-mastery complex in contemporary psychology
A reconsideration of the problem of introspection
A generalization of Sidman's results on group and individual functions, and a criterion
On Evil as a Collective Phenomenon
Belief and the Management of Chronic Pain
Some Thoughts on Reading Augustine's 'Confessions
Since we have taken it upon ourselves to give attention to The Confessions of Saint Augustine,* it may perhaps be in order to begin a discussion of Augustine with a confession. Somehow I have managed to live into the fifth decade of my life without having read him before. This may perhaps be a disadvantage, but it may also be an advantage. The disadvantage is the disadvantage of ignorance. I find that I am considerably less impressed by his presu…
The Relationship Between Alcoholism and BirthRank
A reconsideration of the problem of introspection
A generalization of Sidman's results on group and individual functions, and a criterion
Clinical psychology and logic
Sigmund Freud and the Jewish mystical tradition.
Sigmund Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition
John Broadus Watson (1878–1958)
John Broadus Watson (1878-1958)
The mystery-mastery complex in contemporary psychology
Freud et la tradition mystique juive
Some Thoughts on Reading Augustine's 'Confessions
Since we have taken it upon ourselves to give attention to The Confessions of Saint Augustine,* it may perhaps be in order to begin a discussion of Augustine with a confession. Somehow I have managed to live into the fifth decade of my life without having read him before. This may perhaps be a disadvantage, but it may also be an advantage. The disadvantage is the disadvantage of ignorance. I find that I am considerably less impressed by his presu…
The duality of human existence
Behaviorism and American urbanization
The test of significance in psychological research
The vast majority of investigations which pass for research in the field of psychology today entail the use of statistical tests of significance. The critical assumption involved in testing significance is that, if the experiment is conducted properly, the characteristics of the population have a designably determinative influence on samples drawn from it; that, for example, the mean of a population has a determinative influence on the mean of a …
The influence of phrenology on American psychology
The Duality of Human Existence
On Method
The Duality of Human Existence
On Method
Slaughter of the Innocents
Mind, Matter and the Separate Reality of Information
The authenticity of the Freud memorial collection
Belief and the Management of Chronic Pain
Historiography of Modern Psychology
And They Took Themselves Wives
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