James Rowland Angell - Published Books and Articles

Published Books and Articles

  • Psychology: An Introductory Study of the Structure and Function of Human Consciousness
  • Chapters from Modern Psychology
  • "The Influence of Darwin on Psychology" (part of a larger collection, Darwinism: Critical Reviews from Dublin Review, Edinburgh Review, Quarterly Review)
  • "The Evolution of Intelligence" (part of a larger collection, The Evolution of Man: A Series of Lectures Delivered before the Yale Chapter of the Sigma XI during the Academic Year 1921-1922)

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