Featured topics include:
- Theoretical and philosophical foundations of Wundt's early work in scientific psychology.
- Wundt's conception of scientific philosophy in relation to his theory of knowledge.
- The epistemological dimensions of Wundt's final project in scientific psychology.
Wundt and the Philosophical Foundations of Psychology is a valuable resource for researchers, professors, and graduate students in cognitive and related psychology and philosophy disciplines.
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"Saulo Araujo raises Wundt scholarship to a new level. This book is the splendid result of intensive studies of the entire Wundt oeuvre."
Horst Gundlach Heidelberg, Germany
"Saulo Araujo, in his study of Wundt's philosophy and psychology, is as remarkable for the breadth and depth of his scholarship as he is for the clarity of his writing."
Rand B. Evans Emeritus Professor of Psychology, East Carolina University
"A milestone, this book serves to establish an advanced level in Wundt studies. Araujo presents a reconstruction of Wundt's epistemology and philosophy of psychology and corrects misunderstandings in the reception of Wundt's essential thoughts."
Jochen Fahrenberg Emeritus Professor of Psychology, University of Freiburg, Germany
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"I highly recommend this important book. For those involved in science education, especially those concerned with recent debates about teaching the 'Nature of Science' (NOS), this will be a challenging and provocative work. ... For psychologists, the book may signal a new appreciation for one of the giants of our field." (Ryan D. Tweney, Science and Education, Vol. 26, 2017)
"Wundt and the Philosophical Foundations of Psychology is the most internalist history that I have ever read, not just in the history of psychology but also in the history of science. ... For Wundt scholars, it's required reading. For historians of early psychology, it's useful ... ." (Thomas Hardy Leahey, PsycCRITIQUES, Vol. 61 (26), June, 2016)