Exploring the origins of psychological phenomena, this essay posits that such phenomena are present even in the simplest life forms. The author argues that micro-organisms exhibit essential life characteristics that are foundational to all living beings, from basic cells to complex organisms. This work delves into the interconnectedness of psychology and biology, emphasizing the significance of micro-organisms in understanding the essence of life itself.
A pioneering work in the field of entomology, this book provides a detailed analysis of the nervous system of insects, and how it functions to regulate their digestive processes. With its groundbreaking research and innovative approach, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the biology of insects.
In this pioneering work, Alfred Binet explores the world of micro-organisms and their mysterious psychic abilities. He examines the ways in which these tiny creatures respond to stimuli and communicate with one another, shedding light on the fundamental nature of life itself. First published in 1913, this book remains a fascinating and thought-provoking exploration of the hidden world of microbial life.
Walter Bowers Pillsbury's classic text on the psychology of reasoning is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding how people reason and make decisions. The book is divided into three parts: The Psychology of Thinking, The Psychology of Emotion, and The Psychology of Will. Pillsbury's work was instrumental in laying the groundwork for modern cognitive psychology.