Date: June 25th, 2016 2:30 AM Author: Exciting garrison halford
he's almost more philosophy than modern psychology. and a lot of other old guys were drawing on philosophy like humanistic psychology being all into existentialism and phenomenology
Date: August 11th, 2016 1:17 AM Author: Costumed stead
we most certainly have absorbed some of his transcribed thought, though; he was a master compiler, very much as the great Cicero was, of otherwise thought to be superannuated texts, who did some synthesizing while he was at it, but it seems to be his prodigious cataloging that defines him, imho, more so than any clever inventiveness or superhumanly original insights. So, he borrowed and shaped into a then contemporary parlance some of what others had said well before, rather softening its edges than extending on its core meaning.
Date: August 11th, 2016 12:58 AM Author: Razzle field
no, it's worthless mumbo jumbo like Freud. It's a historical curiosity, and pure fantasy that I would recommend to someone who just finished lord of the rings or game of thrones.