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"[T]he first sophisticated historical account of the growth of a socialscience discipline in the United States." --James Reed, New YorkUniversity Press.
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"O'Donnell tells this story withsophistication, insight, style and wit. It is a good and satisfyingstory, really." --Roger Schnaitter, Contemporary Psychology.
"Certainly one can cite no finer recent study of psychology's past . . . His book thus represents revisionist history of science at its best." --Michael Sokal, Science.
"The landscapeof the history of psychology in the United States has broadened anddeepened as a result." --William R. Woodward, Bulletin of the History ofMedicine.
"O'Donnell has written a persuasively iconoclastic book." --Joseph Kett, Journal of Interdisciplinary History.
"[O'Donnell's] approach is so broad that the work is virtually an imaginative rewriteof the general history of American psychology . . . , an insightful newinterpretation." --John C. Burnham, Isis.
"The Origins ofBehaviorism is a major contribution not only to the history of sciencebut to American social history." --Editors, The American SocialExperience.
"This work . . . signaled and catalyzed a significantchange in scholarship." --Phillip J. Pauly, Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences.
"O'Donnell tells this story withsophistication, insight, style and wit. It is a good and satisfyingstory, really." --Roger Schnaitter, Contemporary Psychology.
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- PublisherNew York University Press
- Publication date1987
- ISBN 10 0814761658
- ISBN 13 9780814761656
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages299
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