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ON THE CONCEPT OF DEMOCRACY

From the book Documents of Gestalt Psychology

  • Max Wertheimer
https://doi.org/10.1525/9780520313514-005
© 2020 University of California Press, Berkeley
From the book
Documents of Gestalt Psychology
Documents of Gestalt Psychology

Chapters in this book (24)

Frontmatter
PREFACE
CONTENTS
GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY TODAY
PART I. ESSAYS BY MAX WERTHEIMER
ON TRUTH
SOME PROBLEMS IN THE THEORY OF ETHICS
ON THE CONCEPT OF DEMOCRACY
A STORY OF THREE DAYS
PART II. GENERAL THEORY
PSYCHOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
SOME PROBLEMS OF ECLECTICISM
GESTALTEN — YESTERDAY AND TODAY
THE PRESENT SITUATION IN BRAIN PHYSIOLOGY
PART III. COGNITIVE PROCESSES
BRIGHTNESS CONSTANCY AND THE NATURE OF ACHROMATIC COLORS
THE KINETIC DEPTH EFFECT
PERCEPTION AND ATTENTION
SOME EFFECTS OF MOTIVATIONAL PROCESSES ON COGNITION
PERCEPTUAL CONDITIONS OF ASSOCIATION
PART IV. SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND MOTIVATION
PSYCHOLOGICAL REMARKS ON SOME QUESTIONS OF ANTHROPOLOGY
EFFECTS OF GROUP PRESSURE UPON THE MODIFICATION AND DISTORTION OF JUDGMENTS
FORMING IMPRESSIONS OF PERSONALITY
ON FIELD FORCES
PART V. PSYCHOLOGY OF EXPRESSION AND ART
THE GESTALT THEORY OF EXPRESSION
THE METAPHOR: A PSYCHOLOGICAL INQUIRY
EMOTION AND FEELING IN PSYCHOLOGY AND ART
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