The Splintered Mind

I'm loving reading the 1643 correspondence between Elisabeth of Bohemia and Descartes! I'm embarrassed to confess that I hadn'...

(by guest blogger Carrie Figdor ) In my first post I introduced the issue of rising public anger at science due to the apparently cavalier...

... still, almost two centuries later, has no scholarly-quality English translation of his (1830-1842) magnum opus, Cours de Philosophie Pos...

Wilhelm Wundt was a founding father of laboratory psychology and a grand visionary of psychology as a discipline -- of how it fit among the...

Okay, time to tilt against the windmills -- actually just one small, stupid windmill. But it's a windmill that particularly raises my h...