History and system

Hans van Rappard

1-40

Psychology as its history

Daniel S. Robinson

41-46

Theoretical psychology, systematology, and phenomenological variation

Eckart Scheerer

47-61

Systematization and history

K. B. Madsen

63-66

Towards the remarriage of theoretical psychology and psychology

Hans van Rappard

67-85

Toward a new understanding of scientific change

applying interfield theory to the history of psychology

William R. Woodward, David Devonis

87-123

Interfield connections and psychology

William Bechtel, Adele Abrahamsen

125-139

Interfield theories and strategies for theory change

Lindley Darden

141-144

Does interfield theory solve history of psychology problems?

James L. Pate, Debra Sue Pate

145-153

Separatism with unification

Arthur W. Staats

155-164

Cross-scientific study and the complexity of psychology

Robert N. McCauley

165-172

An invitation to interfield science

David Devonis, William R. Woodward

173-206

Preliminary observations on the history and theory of psychology from a structuralist point of view

Christfried Tögel

207-236

Making philosophy of science more relevant

Michael Heidelberger

237-243

A commentary on Tögel's paper

Luciano Mecacci

245-246

Does the structuralist view of theories allow a fresh look at the history of psychology?

Christfried Tögel

247-250