Classical Psychologists

This is a companion volume in the field of psychology to Rand’s compilations of The Classical Moralists and the Modern Classical Philosophers, and consists of a series of original texts containing fundamental theories of the classical psychologists, from Anaxagoras to Wundt. Several selections are here translated into English for the first time. An historical volume of the character of this work was, however, deemed not only more in harmony with the other works of the author’s series, but also as much more necessary for the use of students before entering upon investigations in special fields. Such a work, it is hoped may prove adapted for colleges and universities as a text-book of reading accompanying courses of lectures in general psychology”.—By Dr. Charles H. Toll, in The Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods.