CONTENTS
Modern Mainstream Psychology Is the Best? Noncumulative, Historically Blind, Fragmented, Atheoretical, Aaro Toomela. Questions, Patterns, and Explanations, Not Hypothesis Testing, Is the Core of Psychology as of Any Science, Stellan Ohlsson. The Quantity/Quality Interchange: A Blind Spot on the Highway of Science, Joel Michell. Studying the Movement of Thought, Alex Gillespie and Tania Zittoun. Understanding a Personality as a Whole: Transcending the Anglo-American Methods Focus and Continental- European Holism Through a Look at Dynamic Emergence Processes, Tatsuya Sato, Kosuke Wakabayashi, Akinobu Named, Yuko Yasuda and Yoshiyuki Watanabe. Metaphors in Psychological Conceptualization and Explanation, Hans Dooremalen and Denny Borsboom. Remembering Methodology: Experimenting with Bartlett, Brady Wagoner. Reflections on Some Neglected Ideas About Psychological Measurement from the Personalistic Perspective of William Stern (1871–1938), James T. Lamiell. Qualitative Developmental Psychology, Günter Mey. The Role of Observational Methodology and the Application of Film in Early American and European Developmental Psychology, Kurt Kreppner. What Would Be Gustav Theodor Fechner Legacy For Psychology In The 21St Century? Arno Engelmann. Forgotten Methodology: Vygotsky’s Case, Nikolai Veresov. Vygotsky’s Methodological Approach: A Blueprint for the Future of Psychology, Holbrook Mahn. General Conclusion: Have Sixty Years Really Gone Astray? Back to the Future, Aaro Toomela and Jaan Valsiner. Contributors.