What parts of the Wundtian project were accepted and what parts were not? What are some reasons for this?

-- Jennifer Ross (muckarose@hotmail.com), December 15, 2002

Answers

There are eleven different threads on Wundt posted on this website. Look at the alphabetical list. You'll find all the resources there that you need to answer your question.

-- Hendrika Vande Kemp (hendrika@earthlink.net), December 16, 2002.

Wundt research program was very complex and far reaching. There were reaction-time studies, introspection studies, the "folk-psychology," and extensive philosophical interests (such as a 2-volume work on ethics). I would start by looking at a good history of psychology textbook. See also Blumenthal's and Danziger's articles on Wundt from the 1970s and 1980s. Also, Bob Rieber's book on Wundt, as well as Ash & Woodward's _Psychology in nineteenth century thought_.

-- Christopher Green (cgreen@chass.utoronto.ca), December 18, 2002.