Edward Bradford Titchener cytaty

Edward Bradford Titchener – brytyjsko-amerykański psycholog, uczeń Wilhelma Wundta, uważany za twórcę strukturalizmu. Od 1892 w Stanach Zjednoczonych; profesor Cornell University, kierownik tamtejszego laboratorium psychologicznego. Członek założyciel Amerykańskiego Towarzystwa Psychologicznego. Autor czterotomowego podręcznika psychologii eksperymentalnej. Wikipedia

✵ 11. Styczeń 1867 – 3. Sierpień 1927

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“Knowledge is the product of leisure. The members of a very primitive society have no time to amass knowledge; their days are fully occupied with the provision of the bare necessities of life. But as soon as a community begins to accumulate wealth, and so becomes able to support a leisured class (priests, instructors of rich men's children), an opportunity is created for those who desire knowledge to devote their lives to its acquirement. Out of this 'curiosity to know' science is born.”

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Edward B. Titchener

Edward B. Titchener, An Outline of Psychology (1916), p. 1.

“Common sense is the very antipodes of science.”

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Edward B. Titchener, Systematic Psychology: Prolegomena (1972), p. 48