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Can you tell me something or give me some links to materials about europian cognitive psychology, something about genesion, roots etc.?
-- michal (nothingman@click.cz), November 23, 2001
You might look into the work of Jean Piaget of course, but also that of the Englishmen Fredrick Bartlett (_Remembering_, 1932) and Kenneth Craik (_The Nature of Explantion_, 1943). While North America was occupied with behavioristic learning theories, these folks were setting the stage for the cognitive revolution.
-- Christopher Green (christo@yorku.ca), November 23, 2001.
Look at Chapter 15 of Hearnshaw's The Shaping of Modern Psychology (Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1987) for an excellent overview of European cognitive psychology.
-- Hendrika Vande Kemp (hendrika@earthlink.net), November 27, 2001.
italian sites: www.sitcc.it www.asco.sm http://psico.redir.it
-- Luca Necciai (luca.necciai@cognitivista.zzn.com), December 02, 2001.
Among the first European cognitive psychologists was George John Romanes (1848-1894). See his books, Mental Evolution in Animals and Mental Evolution in Man. The former would fit well in the mainstream of "animal cognition" today.
-- Roger K. Thomas (rkthomas@uga.edu), December 05, 2001.