A. N. Bernshtein. New insight in the theory of perception. Questions of philosophy and psychology. 1898, January-February

Abstract

The author emphasizes the fact that for psychology, a particularly dangerous moment is the fragmentation into the development of its special tasks and the isolation of separate studies without comprehensive coverage and expedient generalization of data obtained in various ways. At the present time, psychology has broken down into several special sections, which are developed completely independently and pursue their own specific goals.

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