Description: History and System; H.V. Rappard. Psychology and its History; D.N. Robinson. Theoretical Psychology, Systemology, and Phenomenological Variation; E. Scheerer. Systematization and History; K.B. Madsen. Towards the Remarriage of Theoretical Psychology and Psychology; H.V. Rappard. Toward a New Understanding of Scientific Change; W.R. Woodward, D. Devonis. Interfield Connections and Psychology; W. Bechtel, A.A. Abrahamsen. Interfield Theories and Strategies for Theory Change; L Darden. Does Interfield Theory Solve History of Psychology Problems? J. Pate, D.S. Pate. Separatism with Unification; A.W. Staats. Cross-Scientific Study and the Complexities of Psychology; R.N. McCauley. An Invitation to Interfield Science; D. Devonis, W.R. Woodward. Preliminary Observations on the History and Theory of Psychology from a Structuralist Point of View; C. Tögel. Making Philosophy of Science More Relevant; M. Heidelberger. Commentary on Tögel; L. Mecacci. Does the Structuralist View of Theories Allow a Fresh Look at the History of Psychology? C. Tögel. Index.
Review Quotes: From a review of a previous volume The series provides much needed space for both sensible speculation and corrective commentary. Each volume tackles a set of significant issues...regarding the relations between theoretical systems, between theory and data, and between theory and practice.' Contemporary Psychology