Annals of Theoretical Psychology

• 1. History and system.- History and system.- Psychology as its history.- Theoretical psychology, systematology, and phenomenological variation.- Systematization and history.- Towards the remarriage of theoretical psychology and psychology: Reply to commentators.- 2. Toward a new understanding of scientific change: Applying interfleld theory to the history of psychology.- Toward a new understanding of scientific change: Applying interfleld theory to the history of psychology.- Interfield connections and psychology.- Interfield theories and strategies for theory change.- Does interfield theory solve history of psychology problems?.- Separatism with unification.- Cross-scientific study and the complexities of psychology.- An invitation to interfield science:Reply to commentators.- 3. Preliminary observations on the history and theory of psychology from a structuralist point of view.- Preliminary observations on the history and theory of psychology from a structuralist point of view.- Making philosophy of science more relevant.- Commentary on Tögel.- Does the structuralist view of theories allow a fresh look at the history of psychology? Reply to commentators.- Author index.- Topic index.- of previous volumes.

From a review of a previous volume 'The series provides much needed space for both sensible speculation and corrective commentary. Each volume tackles a set of significant issues...regarding the relations between theoretical systems, between theory and data, and between theory and practice.' Contemporary Psychology