History of psychology

what for?

Roger Smith

3-28

The universal and the particular in psychology and the role of history in explaining both

Adrián C. Brock

29-46

Six meanings of the history of science

the case of psychology

Aaro Toomela

47-73

Beyond the "variables"

developing metalanguage for psychology

Jaan Valsiner, Svend Brinkmann

75-90

The shackles of practice

history of psychology, research assessment, and the curriculum

Alan Collins, Geoff Bunn

91-109

History for "polycentric" psychological science

an "outsider's" case

Irina A. Mironenko

111-121

The dominant as a model of chronogenic change

the relevance of A. A. Ukhtomsky's and L. S. Vygotsky's traditions for systemic cognitive studies

Andrès Kurismaa, Lucia P. Pavlova

125-149

Constructiveness in the history of psychology

Frederic Bartlett from past to future

Brady Wagoner

151-166

A history of psychology's complicated relationship to feminism

theorizing difference

Stam

167-185

Autonomy, theory, and "applied" versus "basic"

work psychology and its search for identity in Finland, ca. 1945–2000

Petteri Pietikäinen

187-207

Subjectivity in psychology

a systematic or a historical challenge?

Sven Klempe

209-225

Commentary 1

functions and trends in the history of psychology

Annette Mülberger

229-233

Commentary 2

the past and the history of psychology

Sergio Salvatore

235-240