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Psychologists on Psychology

Psychologists on Psychology
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David Cohen
Arnold Publishers
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Artikel-Nr:
9780340810750
Veröffentl:
2004
Einband:
Taschenbuch
Seiten:
0
Autor:
David Cohen
Gewicht:
441 g
SKU:
INF1000337975
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:

David Cohen is a prolific writer and film-maker, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. He has written for The Guardian, The Times, New Scientist, and first interviewed Hans Eysenck for Penthouse. Cohen's previous books include Being a Man, How the Child's Mind Develops and Carl Rogers: A Critical Biography.
From Skinner to Chomsky, Eysenck to Antony Damasio, this book is a unique collection of in-depth conversations with world-famous psychologists. The last century has seen radical changes in thiking and practice, and the arguments that drive this change are surprisingly deep. The interviews here given an insight into the conflicts and controversies at the heart of contemporary psychology, revealing a clash of visions of what human nature is all about.

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David Cohen's latest edition of Psychologists on Psychology is a fascinating unravelling of distinguished psychologists' thoughts on what psychology means to them, how they became involved in psychology, their work and where they see psychology going in the future. Reading this book I find that psychologists who are so prominent in papers, journals and in lectures come alive as real people with their own concerns and issues. Full of insight and all-encompassing, there is much here to learn about psychology as a discipline and its main figures. This book would be particularly useful to the student just discovering psychology, as it covers a lot of ground in a short space, but is definitely worth a read whatever one's standing for its literary value and humour alone. -- The Psychologist 20041201