Abstracts

Date:
1910-1954
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PSY/RAV/1
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Raven, John Carlyle (1902-1970) papers
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Description

Contains the following articles which were abstracted by John Carlyle Raven:

H. Bergson, Creative Evolution, 1928, (Abstracted Sep 1953)

H. Bergson, Matter and Memory, 1911, (Abstracted Oct 1953)

H. Bergson., Time and Free Will, 1910, (Abstracted Oct 1953)

Havelock Ellis, The Dance of Life, 1923, (Abstracted 1952)

Havelock Ellis, My Life, 1940. (Abstracted 1947)

Church Government of Friends in Great Britain, (Abstracted 1949)

Alexander F. Shand, The Foundations of Character, Being a Study of the Tendencies of the Emotions and Sentiments, 1914 and 1920 Editions, (Abstracted 1952)

C. E. Spearman, The Nature of 'Intelligence' and the Principles of Cognition, 1927, (Abstracted 1930-1935, and edited 1954)

C. E. Spearman, The Abilities of Man, 1927, (Abstracted 1930-1935, and edited 1954)

G. N. M. Tyrrell, Homo Faber (1951), (Abstracted by J. C. R., 1952)

J. H. Woodger, Biological Principles, 1929, (Abstracted 1945)

File also includes document on buying or borrowing Arrangements for Supplying Progressive Matrices (1947) Set II, a test to be used when selecting students or trainees for appointments, and an agreement form from The Crichton Royal Department of Psychological Research, to be completed by those using the test.

Publication/Creation

1910-1954

Physical description

1 file

Acquisition note

Deposited in the library at Wellcome Collection by the British Psychological Society in September 2008.

Notes

Compiled by the Cataloguing Project Archivist at the British Psychological Society History of Psychology Centre, with minor editing by Wellcome staff.

Location of duplicates

A digitised copy is held by Wellcome Collection as part of The Mental Health Archives digitisation project.

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