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The History & Systems of Psychology: Looking at Theory from a Restored Gospel Perspective Part 1: The Ancients Psyche and Eros The Ancient Greeks, Part One: The Presocratics The Presocratics The Basics The Ionians The Greeks of Italy The Abderans The Alphabet Two Poems by Sappho History of Psychology Timeline: 600 BC to 200 BC The Ancient Greeks, Part Two: Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle The Athenians Socrates Plato Plato: Book VII of The Republic Aristotle Logical Fallacies Kissing Hank's Ass The Ancient Greeks, Part Three: Epicureans and Stoics Cynicism Hedonism Skepticism Stoicism Epicureanism Epicurus Letter to Menoeceus Selections from The Enchiridion History of Psychology Timeline: 1 to 400 ad The Philosophies and Religions of the Roman Empire Neo-Platonism Mithraism Christianity Gnosticism Manicheanism St. Augustine The Fall of Rome Islam A Brief History of Judaism Early Christian Heresies Other Heresies Sunnis and Shiites Early Chinese and Indian History Early Chinese History Early Indian History Part 1: Appendix Part Two: The Rebirth The Middle Ages The Dark Ages The Universities The Problem of Universals Nominalism Abelard The Moslems St. Thomas The Beginning of the End of the Middle Ages Heloise's First Letter to Abelard History of Psychology Timeline: 1000 to 1400 ad The Beginnings of Modern Philosophy Humanism The Reformation Science Francis Bacon Galileo Galilei Rene Descartes Education Selections from a letter to the Grand Duchess Christina of Tuscany, 1615 Selections from Meditations Quotes from Comenius History of Psychology Timeline: 1400 to 1800 ad Epistemology Modern Philosophy: The Enlightenment Thomas Hobbes Benedictus Spinoza John Locke George Berkeley Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Pierre Bayle August Comte’s Positivist Calendar Spinoza’s Emotions Metaphysics Hume and Kant David Hume Immanuel Kant Declaration of the Rights of Man Selection from A Vindication of the Rights of Woman Ethics Theological Theories Moral Relativism Moral realism Overlapping Moralities Part 2: Appendix Part Three: The 1800s History of Psychology Map and Timeline: The 1800s Early Medicine and Physiology The Ancients The Rebirth of Medicine The 1800's Hermann von Helmhotz The Hippocratic Oath A Modern Physicians Oath Phrenology Diagram A Brief History of Psychopharmacology The Ancient World The Middle Ages The Age of Exploration The 1800s Psychedelic drugs Darwin and Evolution Charles Robert Darwin Alfred Russel Wallace Thomas Henry Huxley Herbert Spencer A Selection from The Descent of Man Primal Patterns of Behavior John and Mary The Komodo Dragon Sociobiology Romanticism Jean-Jacques Rousseau Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Arthur Schopenhauer Søren Aabye Kierkegaard Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche Romanticism in General The Quotable Friedrich Nietzsche Selection from Thus Spake Zarathustra, part four Psychology: The Beginnings John Stuart Mill Thomas Brown Hermann Ebbinghaus Psychophysics Gustav Fechner Sir Francis Galton Alfred Binet Hereditary Talent and Character History of Statistics Wilhelm Wundt and William James Wilhelm Wundt William James Structuralism or Voluntarism Functionalism Commonalities The Stream of Consciousness Free Will Addendum Part 3: Appendix Part Four: The 1900s Map and Timeline: The 1900s Freud and Psychoanalysis Precursors of Psychoanalysis Franz Anton Mesmer Philippe Pinel Jean-Martin Charcot The Unconscious Sigmund Freud Carl Jung Alfred Adler "The Structure of the Unconscious" The Oedipus Complex Revisited Behaviorism Ivan Pavlov Edward Lee Thorndike John Broadus Watson William McDougall Clark Hull E. C. Tolman B. F. Skinner Walden Two There Was a Child Went Forth Gestalt Psychology Max Wertheimer Wolfgang Köhler Kurt Koffka The Theory Kurt Lewin Kurt Goldstein Gestalt Psychology Today The Relation of the Organized Perceptual Field to Behavior Phenomenological Existentialism Franz Brentano Carl Stumpf Edmund Husserl Phenomenology Martin Heidegger Jean-Paul Sartre A small piece from Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Romance: A Partial Analysis Modern Medicine and Physiology Technology and the brain The psychopharmacological explosion Genetics and the human genome A Brief History of the Lobotomy Psychology: The Cognitive Movement Norbert Wiener Alan M. Turing Ludwig von Bertalanffy Noam Chomsky Jean Piaget Donald O. Hebb George A. Miller Ulric Neisser Conclusions? A Computer Timeline A. I. Gone Awry: The Futile Quest for Artificial Intelligence Psychology Today and Tomorrow Part 4: AppendixQuestions and Tasks
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Ethics is the philosophical study of good and bad, right and wrong. It is commonly used interchangeably with the word morality. It differs from other aspects of philosophy in being more concerned with what should be than with what actually is. This makes it a good deal more slippery as well!
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