...Jeff Sklansky Copyright © 2000 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2000 Corporate Property and Social Psychology: Thomas M*Cooley, Charles H. Cooley, and the Ideological Origins of the Social Self...

...Daniel J. Walkowitz; Peter R. Eisenstadt Copyright © January 1986 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1986 THE LANGUAGES OF AUTHORITY The Psychology of Work: Work...

...Ellen Herman Copyright © 1995 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1995 The Career of Cold War Psychology" Ellen Herman Psychology's indebtedness to war-hot and cold-runs deep in twentieth-century US...

... and medicalize old age as a natural or universal stage in a singular life course explained solely by biology, psychology, or personal choices. Instead, they challenge us to see contemporary life stages and even chronological age itself as historically and culturally specific structures. The contributions...

... and actors behind the production of false news. The article demonstrates that responding to market demand and political use and abuse of false news are not mutually exclusive but can reinforce one another. It also shows that dependence on false, optimistic news could not only make people psychologically...

... STS-informed studies. Examples include landmark works such as the 1960s research on the origins of psychology by Joseph Ben-David and Randall Collins or, to offer more recent examples, Nathan Ensmenger's work on the cultural politics of early computer experts and Katie Shilton's on Internet...

... of everyday life, including notions of communication, memory, and relationships. The projects featured in this issue's “Curated Spaces” interrogate digital culture as a platform for psychological and sociological control in the context of the war in Iraq and within an environment that is highly mediated...

... domination in China influenced Smith's decision to depict racialism and racism in the United States as social and psychological harms. Her time in the Far East also brought Smith into contact with the writings of Mahatma Gandhi and Rabindranath Tagore, and Gandhi's ideas in particular would affect the way...

... was subjected to four days of terror—including electric shocks, beatings, and psychological torture—and incarcerated in the earliest days of Argentina's “dirty war” of state terrorism. Born in Mexicali, Mexico, and raised in Gilroy, Talamante had attended the University of California at Santa Cruz...

... conservation and professional ecology. He was also an important exponent of Freud, the key figure in Tansley’s popular book, The New Psychology (1920), reprinted eleven times in just over four years and translated into Swedish and German. Tansley’s student and close friend Sir Harry Godwin (1901...

... sections of unequal length. In the first and larger part Poster discusses a number of major schools of psychological thought about the family, most of them psychoanalytical in method, and assesses their value for the theory he is seeking: Freud, Reich and the Frankfurt School, Erikson...

... for and fundamental unit of political society. The theoretical clarity of bourgeois individualism, however, as Hegel and Marx respectively insisted, masked deep psychological and social—i.e., historical—contradictions, not the least of which concerned the appropriate social role of women...

... pervasive, more complete. We are trying to get the world, by peaceful means, to believe the truth. That truth is that Amer- icans want a world at peace. . . . The means we shall employ to spread this truth are often called "psychological...

... primate behavior and biology have changed radically since the early years of Yerkes’ work before World War I. Knowledge of primates has corresponded to general developments in biology, psychology, and sociology, as well as to political conflict. The ways arguments) have been constructed...

..., sociology or psychology. To think that is to mis• understand the purposes of economics, sociology and psy• chology as well as to fail to appreciate the dynamic of historical thought. For whereas it is possible to do economics, sociology and psychology only by enmeshing ourselves in their models...

... University’s Pembroke Center. Ellen Herman, who teaches in the social studies program at Harvard University, is interested in the intersection of psychology and history. She is the author of The Romance of American Psyc)zofogy: Political Culture in the Age of Experts (Berkeley: University...

... as the realm of psychology, while the public sphere is SEXUAL MATTERS 7 seen as the realm of politics and economics; Mam and Freud are often taken as symbolic of this division. The sexual sphere is considered the realm of consumption, the public sphere...

... Press in the Fall of 1993. She is beginning work on a history of ”Buy American’’ campaigns. Ellen Herman is currently finishing her doctoral work at Brandeis University with a dissertation about the role of psychological expertise in U.S. public policy during and after World War 11. She recently...

... disciplines that provided historical and psychological perspectives on colonialism and resistance. My syllabus began with readings and visual texts that examined social constructions of femininities and masculinities, along with issues of sexuality...

... Hanhardt | Gay Safe Streets Patrols 63 psychological studies of the motives and impact of violence, has supported efforts to expose the problem of antigay violence.11 Yet these empirical studies are more likely to assess the effectiveness of advocacy than the ideologies of activism...