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Historiography of psychology in Spain: the last decade.
TLDR
A survey of the work done in history of psychology in Spain over the last decade, covering research, teaching, and institutional developments is provided.
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“All You Need is Holt”—Is the Socio-cultural Phenomenon a Problem for a Neorealist Ecological Psychology?
TLDR
It is questionable whether Holt’s behavioral neorealism allows dealing with many of the most complex socio-cultural issues, particularly those related to purposive behavior and intersubjective contexts, and Charles is forced to make a number of argumentative leaps and epistemological transgressions.
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Westernalization in the Mirror: On the Cultural Reception of Western Psychology
TLDR
The aim of this paper is to suggest reconsideration, on the basis of a distinction between psychology-importing and psychology-exporting countries, and provide a reflection on the cultural problems of assimilation by the latter of a discipline advanced by the former.
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A Note on the Presence of Wilhelm Wundt in Spanish Psychology
Mit diesem Beitrag soll die Beziehung zwischen Wilhem Wundt und der Spanischen Psychologie dargelegt werden. Das besondere Augenmerk gilt den Arbeiten und Autoren vor dem Spanischen Burgerkrieg…
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The soul of Spain: Spanish scholastic psychology and the making of modem subjectivity (1875-1931).
TLDR
An attempt is made to show that psychology was used by Spanish Scholasticism as a way of legitimating a reactionary view of Spain, which eventually led to the emergence of National-Catholicism as the official ideology of the Franco regime (1939-1975).
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The congress that never was: the Madrid International Congress of Psychology (1936).
TLDR
The finding of a so-far unpublished correspondence between the main organizers of the 11th International Congress of Psychology makes it possible to gain new insight into the circumstances preventing its celebration in Madrid, by unraveling the social and political context alluded to in these letters.
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The origins of scientific psychology in Spain: the process of institutionalization.
TLDR
In this paper, the institutionalizing process of Spanish scientific psychology will be dealt with, from the beginning of the Restoration period in the last quarter of the nineteenth century, to the early decades of the twentieth century.
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The Psychological Issue of Responsibility in the Origins of Spanish Progressive Thought
Citizens at work
The work of the American educator and academic Arland D. Weeks (1871–1936) constitutes an interesting effort to contribute to the reform of society on the basis of an adequate knowledge of the human…
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Max Möller and the foundation of the IAAP. An epistolary history.
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