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Dictionary of the History of Ideas

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

This bibliography includes works referred to in the text
as well as important works of reference.

D. M. Armstrong, A Materialist Theory of Mind (London
and New York, 1968). F. H. Bradley, The Principles of Logic,
2nd ed. (London and New York, 1922). N. Chomsky, Review
of B. F. Skinner, Verbal Behavior, Language, 35 (1959),
26-58. E. R. Guthrie, The Psychology of Learning (New
York, 1935); idem, and E. P. Horton, Cats in a Puzzle Box
(New York, 1946). D. W. Hamlyn, “Behaviour,” Philosophy,
28 (1953), 132-45; idem, “Causality and Human Behav-
iour,” Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, Supp. Vol. 38
(1964), 125-42. E. R. Hilgard, Theories of Learning, 2nd ed.
(New York, 1956). T. Hobbes, De corpore, Works, Vol. I,
ed. W. Molesworth (London, 1839); idem, Leviathan, Vol.
III (London, 1839), idem, Leviathan, Vol.
III (London, 1839). C. L. Hull, The Principles of Behavior
(New York, 1943). K. S. Lashley, “The Behaviorist Inter-
pretation of Consciousness,” Psychological Review, 30
(1923), 237-72, 329-53; idem, Brain Mechanisms and Intel-
ligence
(Chicago, 1929). K. MacCorquodale and P. E. Meehl,
“On a Distinction between Hypothetical Constructs and
Intervening Variables,” Psychological Review, 55 (1948),
95-107. R. S. Peters, “Observationalism in Psychology,”
Mind, 60 (1951), 43-61; idem, and H. Tajfel, “Hobbes and
Hull: Metaphysicians of Behavior,” British Journal of the
Philosophy of Science,
7 (1957), 30-44. R. S. Peters, The
Concept of Motivation
(London and New York, 1958; reprint
New York, 1965); idem, ed., Brett's History of Psychology,
rev. ed. (London and New York, 1962); idem, “Emotions,
Passivity and the Place of Freud's Theory in Psychology,”
in B. B. Wolman and E. Nagel, Scientific Psychology (New
York, 1964). K. R. Popper “On the Sources of Knowledge
and Ignorance,” Conjectures and Refutations (London, 1962;
New York, 1963). G. Ryle, The Concept of Mind (London
and New York, 1949). G. Ryle et al., The Revolution in
Philosophy
(London, 1956). B. F. Skinner The Behavior of
Organisms
(New York, 1938); idem, Science and Human
Behavior
(New York, 1953); idem, Verbal Behavior (New
York, 1957); idem, “The Operational Analysis of Psycho-
logical Terms,” Psychological Review, 52 (1945), 270-77.
J. J. C. Smart, Philosophy and Scientific Realism (London and
New York, 1963). C. Taylor, The Explanation of Behavior
(London, 1964). E. B. Titchener, Lectures on the Elementary
Psychology of Feeling and Attention
(New York, 1908). E. C.
Tolman, Purposive Behavior in Animals and Man (New
York, 1932). J. B. Watson, Psychology from the Standpoint
of the Behaviorist
(Philadelphia, 1919); idem, Behaviorism
(New York, 1924; Chicago, 1958; also reprint). B. B.
Wolman, Contemporary Theories and Systems in Psychology
(New York, 1960). R. S. Woodworth, Contemporary Schools
of Psychology
(New York, 1931; 1943).

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