Untersuchungen über Die Bedeutung Der Deszendenztheorie Für Die Psychologie
''Untersuchungen über die Bedeutung der Deszendenztheorie für die Psychologie'' (English: ''Examinations of the Implications of the Common descent, Theory of Common Descent for Psychology'') is a book written by German psychologist, Pedagogy, pedagogist, Aesthetics, aesthetician and philosopher Max Ettlinger, Max E. Ettlinger. It was published in 1903 for the (English: ''Görres Society''). Context Ettlinger's book presents a criticism of many of the contemporary scientific and philosophical notions. He especially focuses on the impact of these discoveries on psychology and the accompanying philosophical debate, referring to the works of authors such as Charles Darwin, Edward Thorndike and Ernst Haeckel, Ernst Häckel. This relates Ettlinger's criticism to many of the developments of psychology as a discipline during the prior centuries. Common descent and psychology The idea of common descent, stating that all life forms originated from one or several primitive common anc ...
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