RE: Women & Minorities/History

1999-10-11 Thread Larry Z. Daily
> Tasha Howe wrote: > Does anyone have any good sources for including women and minorities in > a class on the history and systems of psychology There are several chapters in the 3 volumes of Portraits of Pioneers in Psychology that would add a lot to a class. Larry

Re: Women & Minorities/History

1999-10-11 Thread Michael Sylvester
while on this topic,I am curious as the number of tipsters who are black,African, and African-American? Michael Sylvester Daytona Beach,Florida

Re: Women & Minorities/History

1999-10-08 Thread Miriam E. Joseph
Two titles that come immediately to my mind are: Scarborough, E., & Furumoto, L. (1987). Untold lives: The first generation of American women psychologists. New York: Columbia University Press. Guthrie, R.V. (1998). Even the rat was white: A historical view of psychology (2nd ed.). Boston : All

RE: Women & Minorities/History

1999-10-08 Thread Dr. Kristina Lewis
Tasha Howe wrote: > Does anyone have any good sources for including women and minorities in > a class on the history and systems of psychology > There is a great book called Re-placing Woman in the History of Psychology by Janis Bohan (Kendall-Hunt Pub.) And Tipster Linda Woolf has a wonderful w

Re: Women & Minorities/History

1999-10-08 Thread Tim Shearon
Tasha See the American Psychologist special issue (Feb 92) vol 47 No2. It includes several chapters on females in the hisotyr of psych. Texts I have in the office right now are, Uneasy careers and intimate lives: O'Connell & Russo, Women in Psychology, Greenweed Press, Kerber's (1988) Separate sphe