Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society

Berkeley’s Theory of Vision.” Arch. Gesch. Phil. 85
(2003): 21–50.
2383. BABINI, Valeria P. “Malattia, esperimento e
psicologia nella Francia del primo Ottocento.” Physis
39 (2002): 41–62.
2384. BANNAN, John F. “James’s Joke and the Beginnings
of the Science of Emotion.” Hist. Phil.
Quart. 23 (2006): 59–77.
2385. BEHRENS, Peter J. “The Metaphysical Club
at the Johns Hopkins University (1879–1885).” Hist.
Psychol. 8 (2005): 331–346.
2386. BORCK, Cornelius. “Writing Brains: Tracing
the Psyche With the Graphical Method.” Part of a
special issue [ref. 517]. Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005):
79–94.
2387. BOS, Jaap, David W. PARK, and Petteri
PIETIKAINEN. “Strategic Self-Marginalization: The
Case of Psychoanalysis.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 41
(2005): 207–224.
2388. BROWER, Matthew Brady. “The Fantasms
of Science: Psychical Research in the French Third
Republic, 1880–1935.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/11
(2006): 4146.
Dissertation at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-
New Brunswick, 2005. Adviser: Smith, Bonnie G. UMI pub.
no. 3195660. 372 pp.
2389. CARROY, Jacqueline. “Dreaming Scientists
and Scientific Dreamers: Freud as a Reader of French
Dream Literature.” Special Issue: Forgetting Freud?
[ref. 512]. Sci. Context 19 (2006): 15–35.
2390. DAVIS, Michael. George Eliot and Nineteenth-
Century Psychology: Exploring the Unmapped Country.
The Nineteenth Century Series. (210 pp.; bibl.)
Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2006. ISBN: 075465172X.
2391. DEAC, Mioara. “Mirror of the World or Submerged
Unconscious? Hallucinations and the Victorians,
England (1853–1901).” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/09
(2006): 3436.
Dissertation at University of Notre Dame, 2005. Adviser:
Hamlin, Christopher. UMI pub. no. 3189253. 321 pp.
2392. DIXON, Thomas. From Passions to Emotions:
The Creation of a Secular Psychological Category.
(x + 287 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge
Univ. Press, 2003. ISBN: 0521827299.
Reviews: [ref. R233]
2393. ENDER, Evelyne. “ ‘Déjà Vu’ or Memory-
Science between Gérard de Nerval and Marcel
Proust.” Special Issue: Science and Literature
[ref. 240]. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 583–606.
Considers aesthetic and representational features of déjà-vu
as a window into epistemological concerns.
2394. EVANS, Rand B. “E. C. Sanford’s Vernier
Chronoscope.” Rittenhouse 13 (1999): 73–85.
On an instrument for measuring reaction time, invented in
1890 and used for nearly 50 years.
2395. FERRERI, Antonio M. “Il dibattito su James
e sullo stream of thought/consciousness nelle riviste
psicologiche statunitensi, 1887–1910.” Physis 40
(2003): 9–62.
2396. FOSCHI, R. “L’indagine sulla personalità alle
origini della psicologia scientifica francese (1870–
1885).” Physis 40 (2003): 63–106.
360. Nineteenth century 113
2397. FULLER, Robert C. “American Psychology
and the Religious Imagination.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci.
42 (2006): 221–235.
2398. GREEN, Christopher D. “Was Babbage’s Analytical
Engine Intended to Be a Mechanical Model
of the Mind?” Part of a special issue [ref. 517]. Hist.
Psychol. 8 (2005): 35–45.
2399. INNAMORATI, Marco. “Teoria e practica del
metodo nella psicologia di Théodule Ribot.” Physis
40 (2003): 107–154.
2400. JAHODA, Gustav. “Johann Friedrich Herbart:
Urvater of Social Psychology.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 19,
no. 1 (2006): 19–38.
2401. JAHODA, Gustav. “Theodor Lipps and the
Shift from ‘Sympathy’ to ‘Empathy.’ ” J. Hist. Behav.
Sci. 41 (2005): 151–163.
2402. KAPILA, Shruti. “Masculinity and Madness:
Princely Personhood and Colonial Sciences of the
Mind in Western India, 1871–1940.” Past Present
187 (2005): 121–156.
2403. KOSITS, Russell D. “Of Faculties, Fallacies,
and Freedom: Dilemma and Irony in the Secularization
of American Psychology.” Hist. Psychol. 7
(2004): 340–366.
On James’s boundary argument in Principles of Psychology
(1890).
2404. MAIER, Bryan N. The Separation of Psychology
and Theology at Princeton, 1868–1903: The
Intellectual Achievement of James McCosh and James
Mark Baldwin. (iv + 162 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lewiston,
NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 2005. ISBN: 0773459308.
2405. MENEFEE, Joan Kuulei. “Decoding Distraction:
Attention in American Culture, 1871–1916.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/01 (2005): 179.
Dissertation at the University of Minnesota, 2005. Adviser:
Augst, Thomas E. UMI pub. no. 3160161. 252 pp.
2406. MONTIEL, Luis, and Ángel GONZÁLEZ DE
PABLO. (Eds.) En ningún lugar, en parte alguna:
Estudios sobre la historia del magnetismo animal y
del hipnotismo. Historia y crítica de la psiquiatrica.
(326 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Madrid: Frenia, 2003. ISBN:
8460783251.
Reviews: [ref. R636]
2407. RADICK, Gregory. “Primate Language and the
Playback Experiment, in 1890 and 1980.” J. Hist.
Biol. 38 (2005): 461–493.
Reflection on how these experiments were reposts to arguments
about the unbridgeable gap between human and animal
language, and their timing as a reflection of technological innovation.
2408. RÜTING, Torsten. Pavlov und der neue
Mensch: Diskurse über Disziplinierung in Sowjetrussland.
Ordnungssysteme: Studien zur
Ideengeschichte der Neuzeit, 12. (336 pp.; ill.)
München: Oldenbourg, 2002. ISBN: 3486566792.
2409. SCHMIT, David. “Re-Visioning Antebellum
American Psychology: The Dissemination of Mesmerism,
1836–1854.” Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 403–
434.
2410. SOBOL, Valeria. “Nerves, Brain, or Heart?
The Physiology of Emotions and the Mind-Body
Problem in Russian Sentimentalism.” Russ. Rev. 65
(2006): 1–14.