Titlebook: Edgar Rubin and Psychology in Denmark; Figure and Ground Jörgen L. Pind Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 David

Parabola

空中

Handedness

Growing up in Copenhagen,d rabbi of Copenhagen. In 1833, Denmark was beginning to gain some prosperity after the disasters of the Napoleonic wars, and the Danish “Golden Age” of Kierkegaard, H. C. Andersen, and others was just a decade away. Edgar Rubin’s parents belonged to the group of reformed Jews which were to play a s

eardrum

凹处

,Apprentice in Lehmann’s Laboratory, psychology in Denmark. Lehmann, a natural scientist, had trained with Wilhelm Wundt in Leipzig and became a pioneer of psychophysiology and an enormously productive researcher. Some major aspects of his research are discussed, such as on the physiological concomitants of psychological states, inclu

柔软

A精确的

Philosopher or Psychologist,ity of Copenhagen. Alfred Lehmann’s death marked the end of an era in Danish psychology. Lehmann’s psychophysiological approach to psychology was replaced by Rubin’s introspective methodology. In the 1920s, Rubin would see his research on figure and ground allied with that of the Gestalt psychologis

hidebound

The Aspective Psychologist,. Most of these are described in considerable detail in the chapter. Rubin’s major interest was in descriptive psychology where he aimed for an . psychology, a psychology dealing with different aspects or sides of mental experience. Rubin presided over the Tenth International Congress of Psychology

接触

Final Years and Legacy,portant change in the education of psychologists in Denmark. This chapter describesRubin‘s research on the perception of speech that, unfortunately, remained mostly unpublished. Also discussed are Rubin’s legacy and how best to place him with respect to the psychology of the twentieth century. The r

老人病学