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Principles of topological psychology.
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Author(s):
Kurt Lewin
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Fritz Heider
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Grace M. Heider
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Publication date:
1936
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McGraw-Hill
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1936
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Book chapters
pp. 3
The present state of psychology.
pp. 8
Formulation of law and representation of situation.
pp. 14
General considerations about representing life space.
pp. 18
Content and extent of the psychological life space.
pp. 30
Causal interconnections in psychology.
pp. 41
The psychological life space as space in the sense of mathematics.
pp. 59
Psychological space and psychological dynamics.
pp. 66
The psychological worlds and the physical world.
pp. 76
Mathematical representation and psychological theory.
pp. 87
Concepts of topology fundamental for psychology.
pp. 93
Psychological regions, locomotions, and communications.
pp. 118
Boundaries of psychological regions.
pp. 136
The relative position of two regions.
pp. 155
Structural changes.
pp. 163
The life space as finitely structured space.
pp. 166
The person as a differentiated region in the life space.
pp. 168
Fundamental concepts and coordinating definitions for the representation of the person.
pp. 193
The dimensions of the life space.
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