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Book of Abstracts Book of Abstracts Joint Meeting ESHHS (European Society for the History of the Human Sciences) & CHEIRON (International Society for the History of Behavioural and Social Sciences) Barcelona, June 27 – July 1, 2016 Mariagrazia Proietto & Thiago Constâncio Ribeiro Pereira (Eds.) Scientific committee Annette Mülberger (CEHIC, UAB), Ingrid Farreras (Hood College, EEUU), Sharman Levinsonn (University of Angers, France), Mònica Balltondre (CEHIC, UAB), Jorge Molero (CEHIC, UAB), Carlos Tabernero (CEHIC, UAB), Thomas Sturm (ICREA/CEHIC), Fernando Vidal (ICREA/CEHIC), Agustí Nieto (CEHIC, UAB), Xavi Roqué (CEHIC, UAB), Jon Arrizabalaga (CSIC, IMF), Mariagrazia Proietto (Univ. Sapienza/CEHIC), Andrea Graus (Univ. de Antwerpen, Bélgica), Saulo de Freitas Araujo (Univ. Juiz de Fora, Brasil), Noemí Pizarroso (UNED, Madrid), Gabrial Ruiz Ortiz (Univ. de Sevilla), Natividad Sánchez González (Univ. de Sevilla), Nadine Weidman (Harvard University), David Robinson (Truman State University). Organizing Committe Annette Mülberger, Mònica Balltondre, Mariagrazia Proietto, Thomas Sturm, Jorge Molero-Mesa, Carlos Tabernero-Holgado, Oscar Montero Pich, Sergi Mora, Lara Scaglia, Sonia Recuerda, Vanessa Márquez, Thiago C. R. Pereira, Aina Elias y Arthur Arruda Leal Ferreira. Copyright 2016 by Psychologia Latina ISSN: 2171-6609 The conference and the publication of the book of abstract has received support by the Catalan Government (AGAUR, 2014 SGR 1414) Table of Contents Program i Abstract TUESDAY Time table 1 Session 1: Child psychology and psychiatry 2 Session 2: Anthropology and social psychology 7 Session 3: Training the senses: beyond disciplines 13 Session 4: Normal – Abnormal – Paranormal: shared frontiers in the history of the human 19 sciences Session 5: Implicit psychologies: the role of psychology in the constitution of other 24 disciplines Session 6: Johannes Linschoten and the transition from phenomenology in the 30 Netherlands and beyond Invited Talk (1): Body and soul in early Islamic science and medicine 34 Poster Session 1 35 Session 7: After untold lives: analyzing feminism and gender in the history of psychology 37 (A symposium in honor of Elizabeth Scarborough, 1935-2015) Session 8: Psychometrics and mental testing 45 Session 9: Dead and alive: exotic animals in the urban space around 1900 51 WEDNESDAY Time table 56 Session 10: Epistemology, cognition and personality 57 Session 11: Historiography (1): impact and myths 64 Session 12: Behavior 70 Session 13: Juridical psychology 73 Session 14: Russian psychology in the 20th century and its influence 79 Session 15: 18th century psychology and its influence 85 Session 16: Psychology and Catholicism 90 Session 17: Scientists in modern society 96 Session 18: Somewhere, beyond the seven seas: Hungarian psychology in Europe in the 102 20th century Session 19: Psychology in Argentina 109 Session 20: Spiritualism, automatism, and hypnosis 114 Session 21: Science and psychology in Spain in the 20th century 118 Film: “The ape and the child” 122 THURSDAY Time table 124 Session 22: Psychology in the 19th century: Wundt, James, Stumpf 125 Session 23: Psychology in ancient times and in the 17th century 130 Session 24: Medical experts and institutions 135 Session 25:Relations between psychology and sociology in early 20th century in France: 141 Marcel Mauss, George Dumas and Henri Delacroix Session 26: Philosophy of psychology and history 144 Session 27: Psychotherapy and Catholicism 148 Session 28: Historiography (2) 153 Session 29: Personality, movement and operation 159 Session 30: The human sciences in the 19th and 20th centuries 165 Poster Session (2) 169 FRIDAY Time table 172 Invited Talk (2): From the theory of knowledge to scientific philosophy: the place of 173 psychology in Wundt’s philosophical system Session 31: Pediatrics and child psychology/psychiatry 174 Session 32: Sexuality and child abuse 176 Session 33: Eugenics in Spain 181 Session 34: Linguistics in the 19th and 20th century 186 Session 35: Drugs, hormones and professional networks in medicine and psychology 190 Session 36: The child as object in psychology and forensic medicine 194 Index of Authors 199 i PROGRAM JOINT MEETING OF ESHHS-CHEIRON BARCELONA, 2016 MONDAY 27th June 5.00 pm – 6.00 pm: REGISTRATION 6.00 pm – 6.30 pm: WELCOME RECEPTION TUESDAY 28th June 8.00 am – 9.00 am: REGISTRATION 8.30 am – 9.00 am: WELCOME ADDRESS 9.00 am – 11.00 am: 3 PARALLEL SESSIONS SESSION 1 Title: Child psychology and psychiatry CHAIR: Petteri Pietikäinen Annemieke van Drenth: Pioneering in autism: the Dutch case of practising child-study in the late 1930s Lenny van Rosmalen: From secure dependency to attachment: Mary Ainsworth’s integration of Blatz’s security theory into Bowlby’s attachment theory Frank C.P. van der Horst: John Bowlby meets the world: report of his travels for the WHO in 1950 Anna Kathryn Kendrick: A perfect vitality: José Ortega y Gasset’s new biological critique of pedagogy Discussant: Kata Lénárd ii SESSION 2 Title: Anthropology and social psychology CHAIR: Dennis Bryson Dennis Bryson: Acculturation and the culture concept in the 1930s: The SSRC’s Subcommittee on acculturation Jouni Ahmajärvi: Ragnar Numelin and the origins of diplomacy Ian Nicholson: ‘Apocalyptic Pessimism’: Stanley Milgram, laboratory theatre, and the 1970s culture of malaise Jacy L. Young: Performing psychology for the public: Henri Tajfel, replication, and the minimal group experiment SESSION 3 Title: Training the senses: beyond disciplines CHAIR and ORGANIZER: Alexandra Hui Alexandra Hui & Lino Camprubi: Training the underwater ear Marcia Holmes: Learning resistance: ‘brainwashing’ and psychological theories of learning during the Cold War Sarah Marks: Preventing and treating the side-effects of socialism: relaxation training therapies in East Germany Marta García Quiñones: Measuring musical talent: A critical view of the place of Carl Seashore (1866-1949) in the history of the psychology of music Discussant: Jessica Wang 11.00 am – 11.30 am: COFFEE BREAK 11.30 am –1.30 pm: 3 PARALLEL SESSIONS SESSION 4 Title: Normal – Abnormal – Paranormal: shared frontiers in the history of the human sciences CHAIR and ORGANIZER: Greg Eghigian Katariina Parhi: Distorted reflections: Psychopaths as disfigured images of ourselves in Finland in the twentieth century Greg Eghigian: From a science of UFOs to a science of UFO believers Elizabeth Lunbeck: Producing abnormal personalities: the narcissistic personality inventory, the DSM, and the triumph of traits over state SESSION 5 Title: Implicit psychologies: the role of psychology in the constitution of other disciplines CHAIR and ORGANIZER: Sonu Shamdasani Matei Iagher: The untold tale: psychology and the formation of the science(s) of religion(s) Alex Woodcock: Psychology in 20th century international relations theory: EH Carr in the inter- war years Rodrigo Vivas: Differing anthropologies: the debate between diffusion and psychic unity in Max Müller, Edward B. Tylor, and Andrew Lang iii SESSION 6 Title: Johannes Linschoten and the transition from phenomenology in the Netherlands and beyond CHAIR: Andreu Ballús René van Hezewijk & Henderikus J. Stam: Johannes Linschoten and Juan Luis Vives Jannes Eshuis: Linschoten’s alleged turn from phenomenology to positivism Henderikus J. Stam & René van Hezewijk: When ideas cross borders: the shapeshifting nature of phenomenological psychology Discussant: Andreu Ballús 1.30 pm – 3.00 pm: LUNCH 3.00 pm – 4.00 pm: INVITED TALK Miquel Forcada: Body and soul in early Islamic science and medicine 4.00 pm – 4.30 pm: REFRESHMENTS & POSTER SESSION (1) Sarah L. Ballard-Abbott & Richard D. Barnes: Exploring early psychological tests: researching and preserving the Randolph College collection Christopher Green & Arlie Belliveau: Disciplining of psychology, 1890-1940 Michael R. Dawson: How to convert historical text into a gantt chart 4.30 pm – 7.00 pm: 3 PARALLEL SESSIONS SESSION 7 Title: After untold lives: analyzing feminism and gender in the history of psychology (A symposium in honor of Elizabeth Scarborough, 1935-2015) CHAIR and ORGANIZER: Alexandra Rutherford Elizabeth Johnston & Ann Johnson: Now you see her, now you don’t: Bryan and Boring’s ambivalent feminism Alexandra Rutherford: ‘The mere fact that a lady picks up a slide rule does not mean she intends to put down powder puff’: psychology, policy, and womanpower in 1950s America Tal Davidson: Twice a pioneer: The therapeutic methods of Betty Grover Eisner pre-and post- LSD prohibition Katherine Hubbard: Masks, red lipstick and rabbits: A queer feminist history of the projective test movement in Britain Nora Ruck, Lisa Maria Wanner & Vera Luckgei: Feminist psychology in the German speaking countries Discussant: Wade Pickren iv SESSION 8 Title: Psychometrics and mental testing CHAIR and ORGANIZER: Annette Mülberger Sebastiaan Broere: Engelhard’s ethno-psychology: measuring minds in Central-Java, 1916-1925 Michael M. Sokal: James McKeen Cattell, mental measurement, and positive eugenics, ca. 1890- 1920 Elizabeth R. Valentine & Michael M. Sokal: Networks amongst the contributors to Cattell and Bryant’s 1889 study of word association Kimberly Probolus: The limitations of psychological expertise: legal challenges to intelligence testing in Massachusetts civil service office selection, 1967-1973 Andrea G.v. Hohenthal: anxiety, efficiency and will: psychological testing in WWI Discussant: Aida Roige SESSION 9 Title: Dead and alive: exotic animals in the urban space around 1900 CHAIR and ORGANIZER: Oliver Hochadel Agustí Nieto-Galan:
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