The Evolution of the Psychical Element, by George Herbert Mead (Dec. 1899–March 1900 or 1898–1899)
Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 44 (3):480 - 507 (2008)
| Abstract | George Herbert Mead's lectures at the University of Chicago are more important to understanding Mead's views on social psychology than some commentators, such as Hans Joas, have emphasized. Mead's 1898-99 lecture series, preserved through the notes of his student H. Heath Bawden, demonstrate his devotion to Hegelianism as a method of thinking and how this influenced his non-reductive approach to functionalist psychology. In addition, Mead's breadth of historical knowledge and his commitments in the natural and social sciences are on display here, culminating in the Darwinian observation that human animals only achieve the degree of control they have over their environment by the achievement of social organization. | |||||||||
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