Psychology in philosophy

historical perspectives

Gary Hatfield

1-25

Philosophical psychology in 1500

Erfurt, Padua and Bologna

Pekka Kärkkäinen, Henrik Lagerlund

27-45

The status of psychology as understood by sixteenth-century scholastics

Tuomo Aho

47-66

Cartesian psychology – could there be one?

Mikko Yrjönsuuri

67-82

Imagination and reason in Spinoza

Theo Verbeek

83-95

Natural law and the theory of moral obligation

Thomas Pink

97-114

Aspects of inductivism in Thomas Reid's science of the mind

Riku Juti

115-138

Kant on consciousness

Camilla Serck-Hanssen

139-157

Physiognomy as science and art

Martina Reuter

159-177

Toward the rebirth of aristotelian psychology

Trendelenburg and Brentano

Edoardo Fugali

179-202

The problem of mind and other minds in William James's pragmatism

Sami Pihlström

203-233

Psychology and metaphysics from maine de Biran to Bergson

Pascal Engel

235-246

Philosophy, psychology, phenomenology

Dan Zahavi

247-262

Phenomenological responses to Gestalt psychology

Sara Heinämaa

263-284

Philosophy of mind with and against Wittgenstein

Frederick Stoutland

285-305