The Roots of Modern Social Psychology: 1872-1954

1. Modern social psychology: a characteristically American phenomenon.

2. The emergence in Germany of psychology as a natural and social science.

3. The psychology of the masses and of culture.

4. George Herbert Mead: philosopher and social psychologist.

5. The Murchison Handbook of 1935: a truly comparative psychology.

6. The individualisation of social psychology in North America.

7. Sociological and psychological forms of social psychology.

8. Ancestors and founders: reconstructing the past.

9. War and the history of social psychology.

10. The long past and the short history of social psychology.

Appendix I: Some significant dates in the emergence of psychology as an experimental and social science 1872 - 1937.

Appendix II: The rubric for Paper V of the University of London Examinations in Psychology in the early 1960s.

Appendix III: Reviewers comments on The Long past and the Short History of Social Psychology.

Bibliography.

Index.