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• W2494621183 abstract "THIS, the second of the three volumes of Prof. Baldwin's dictionary, completes the text, for the third volume is to consist wholly of bibliographies. As in the case of the first volume, many of the articles are of high merit, but the standard of achievement varies pretty widely. The editor has taken a very liberal view oof the range of subjects that call for notice, with the result that the ground is very completely covered, and place is given to a considerable number of topics in physical and biological science which a generation ago would hardly have been mentioned in a dictionary of philosophy or psychology. Perhaps the most valuable articles are those written by Dr. Stout and Prof. Baldwin conjointly, and forming a fairly complete series of careful definitions of psychological terms. We should like to have seen recognised the claims ¦ of psychology to rank as an independent science, freed from its ancient bondage to metaphysical philosophy, and if all that pertains to psychology had been brought together in a separate volume it would have formed a more useful, because more manageable, work of reference for the psychologist. The treatment of some topics suffers through being distributed under many separate headings, e.g. social science is treated of under that heading, but also under social dynamics, social evolution, social philosophy, sociology, social ethics, &c. Other subjects, again, suffer through being treated by too many hands, working not conjointly, but separately, and with imperfect coordination, so that we even find definitions begun by one writer or writers and finished by another, and in some cases conflicting views within the limits of one article. This is especially the case in the long article on vision. The biographical notes are unsatisfactory, because so very brief, and we note some slight inaccuracies, e.g. the description of G. H. Lewes as an English positivist, of R. H. Lotze as professor at Leipzig. These, however, are but small blemishes in a work that should loe found very useful, not only by the philosopher and general reader, but by all students of psychology and the other biological sciences. It is interesting to note that “psychical research” receives formal recognition as a legitimate subject for study and research by the inclusion of several excellent articles from the pen of Mrs. Sidgwick." @default.
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