Toward a Science of Human Nature in Bloomington, MN

Robinson unfolds the vision of four influential writers on psychology­-J.S. Mill, F. Hegel, Wilhelm Wundt, and William James­-who considered the world, its persons and problems, its possibilities and conflicts, its scientific facts and its moral ambiguities, and proceeded to devise a means by which to improve it. Robinson shows how in thinking about psychology, these individuals provided an intellectual context within which the discipline could be refined.