" It is my present purpose to discuss the moral psychology of the present revolt against the spirit of authority.

You, if I may remind you without wounding your feelings, fell into the error of mucking about with psychology in connection with this Fink-Nottle, and the result was a wash-out.

Without saying so, he thus invoked the wisdom of human psychology for better treatment.

However that may be, we state frankly our own conviction that the detailed study and analysis of a few standard workswhich is the only literary pabulum given to many young people in our schoolsbears the same relation to true literature that theology bears to religion, or psychology to friendship.

The position of the wish in psychology as the force within and behind the instinct may be compared to that of energy in physics, when it was elevated to a central position in the explanation of physical processes in the nineteenth century.

The development of deism from Toland on is under the direct influence of his "rational Christianity"; the ethics of Shaftesbury stands in polemic relation to his denial of everything innate; and while Berkeley and Hume are deducing the consequences of his theory of knowledge, Hartley derives the impulse to a new form of psychology from his chapter on the association of ideas.

American psychology before William James.

The Place of psychology in an ideal university: the report of the University Commission to Advise on the Future of Psychology at Harvard.

The fact that our usage in this respect is a mere convention, not based on physiological facts, makes it all the more reprehensible to falsify psychology by adorning aboriginal tales with the borrowed plumes and phrases of civilization.

A very little misery rubs all the psychology out of us, and we return more easily than one thinks to the animal.' '

Before the Revolution of 1688, metaphysics ruled without experimental psychology, and in these curious paragraphs of Baxter we see the effect: since the Revolution experimental psychology without metaphysics has in like manner prevailed, and we now feel the result.

The conceptions of human nature which they held have been superseded by evolutionary psychology, but modern thinkers like Lombroso have brought the new psychology into the service of a new and fruitful criminology.

The Hohenzollern dynasty and its military advisers came to the conclusion that it would soon be impossible to stem this human tide by ordinary military means, and having a complete understanding of Russian psychology through its dynastic and administrative agents, decided to undermine the moral of the Russian people.

In our time, the demand for a dynamic psychology of process and becoming, psychology with an energy in it, has split them into two schoolsthe emphasizers of instinct and the subconscious, the McDougallians, and the pleaders for sex and the unconscious, the Freudians.