Psychology Press - Portraits of Pioneers in Psychology Vol II

Discover the forgotten figures of psychological history with Portraits of Pioneers in Psychology: Volume II. Published by Psychology Press, this collection focuses on the neglected giants who shaped the field, many through significant contributions made over a century ago. Each chapter provides a deep look into the lives and work of these early figures. Much of this content stems from invited addresses delivered at psychological conventions, offering a unique perspective on historical developments. The authors bring a personal touch to these stories, as many are students, colleagues, or even the descendants of the pioneers they study. This volume offers an informal and sometimes humorous approach to historical biography. Instead of dry academic texts, these portraits provide a more human connection to the people who built the foundations of modern psychology. It is an essential resource for anyone interested in the historical roots of the discipline and the individuals who drove its early progress.