Titlebook: Organogene Dünenbildung; Eine geomorphologisc J. W. Dieren Book 1934 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1934 Erosion.Geomorphologie.

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J. W. van Dierenndustrial relations. Many sociologists (one of the present authors included) practice their trade in business schools and publish in industrial relations, organization studies, or human resource management journals. This fluidity has certainly strengthened these fields. A good illustration is Hyman’

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J. W. van Dierenrmaments and ships” (Stearns, 1993:47). The relatively late start of German industrialization was followed by rapid speed that gathered momentum especially during the second industrial revolution toward the end of the 19th century. By the 1910s, Germany had obviously succeeded in overtaking the firs

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J. W. van Dieren.., when translated literally, means “main features” or “characteristics.” After sorting out the title’s meaning as a treatise on experimentation, we find, however, that the book is weighted with theory and philosophy, even to the point of overshadowing its depictions of “characteristics of experime

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J. W. van Dierenthat form of information transfer that we call history. In the case of Wundt, the resulting distortions have passed acceptable limits. Until we put his career in proper perspective, our view of the process by which psychology became an experimental science will be seriously defective.

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J. W. van Dieren. Rudolf Hermann Lotze, the senior of this important trio, had died in 1881. By 1894, conservative critics were attacking experimentalist philosophers for being insufficiently devoted to the elimination of the socialist virus spreading amongst university students (Kusch, 1995, pp. 161–177).