Contemporary Psychology traces the historical development up to early 20th-century psychological theory. Villa explores what psychology is, its scope, the mind-body problem, methods, consciousness, mental functions, and laws governing psychological phenomena. Written in Italian at the turn of the century and later translated, it offers insight into how psychologists of that era understood both empirical and philosophical dimensions of the mind.
Contemporary Psychology traces the historical development up to early 20th-century psychological theory. Villa explores what psychology is, its scope, the mind-body problem, methods, consciousness, mental functions, and laws governing psychological phenomena. Written in Italian at the turn of the century and later translated, it offers insight into how psychologists of that era understood both empirical and philosophical dimensions of the mind.
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| Translated in English | Harold Manacorda |
| Series | Library of Philosophy (Edited By: Muirhead J. H.) |
