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==History of the department== |
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| + | The psychological laboratory of Tohoku Imperial University was founded in 1922 (Maruyama 1999) with [[Tanenari Chiba]] (1884 -1972) as its first professor. He had studied under Wundt at Leipzig from 1921 to 1922 and modelled the laboratory on the German one. The main focus of study was consciousness. |
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| + | Chiba had bought a large proportion of Wundt's library (some 16,000 books and papers)while on his travels and they are now housed in the University Library. |
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==See also== |
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| + | *Maruyama K, 1999 ``The psychological laboratory of Tohoku University in the early stages'' |
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| + | [[Japanese Psychological Review]] 42 349 ^ 367 |
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The psychological laboratory of Tohoku Imperial University was founded in 1922 (Maruyama 1999) with Tanenari Chiba (1884 -1972) as its first professor. He had studied under Wundt at Leipzig from 1921 to 1922 and modelled the laboratory on the German one. The main focus of study was consciousness.
Chiba had bought a large proportion of Wundt's library (some 16,000 books and papers)while on his travels and they are now housed in the University Library.
See also
References
- Maruyama K, 1999 ``The psychological laboratory of Tohoku University in the early stages
Japanese Psychological Review 42 349 ^ 367
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