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Product Details
Author:
J. R. Kantor
Format:
Hardcover
Pages:
306
Publisher:
The University of Akron Press (July 16, 2009)
ISBN-13:
9780911188479
Weight:
24oz
Dimensions:
6.25" x 9.25"
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BTPS
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Language:
English
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General/trade
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0911188479
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65
Imprint:
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Overview
J.R. Kantor, founder of The Psychological Record and its editor for the first five volumes, returned to its pages in 1968 as an essayist under the carefully maintained nom de plume of
Observer.The Record had become the principal organ of the school of Interbehavioral Psychology, which he had established, and its universe of interests has continued to expand. TheComments and Querieswhich Kantor selected for republication in the present volume present his assessment of many trends and problems in contemporary psychology. Furthermore, in them his wide-ranging and integrative thought deals with the place of psychology in the broad range of psychological and philosophical endeavor.
