Lectures on Human and Animal Psychology

Wilhelm Wundt, a pivotal figure in modern psychology, established the first laboratory for psychological research, marking a significant step towards psychology as an independent discipline. This collection features 30 lectures on human and animal psychology delivered in the late 19th century. Originally published in 1912, it is a translation of Wundt's second German edition, representing the first of his works translated into English, showcasing his profound influence on the field.