Memorials
* Edmund Clark Sanford, Nov. 10, 1859, Nov. 22, 1924 in MemoriamWorks
Following list compiled by Edith M. Baker, Assistant Librarian, Clark University. * Her 'broidery work. ''Overland Monthly'' (1883). * For a plaque. ''Overland Monthly'' (1883). * A belated butterfly. ''Overland Monthly'' (1883). * A pasteboard Cupid. ''Overland Monthly'' (1883). * Fate. ''Overland Monthly'' (1883). * Song. ''Overland Monthly'' (1884). * Poppies and grass-flowers. ''Overland Monthly'' (1884). * Mid-ocean. ''Overland Monthly'' (1885). * Song. ''Overland Monthly'' (1885). * ''Writings of Laura Bridgman'' (1887); with an introductory note by G. S. Hall. Reprint from ''Overland Monthly'' (1886). * "Relative legibility of the small letters." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1888). * "Personal equation." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1888, 1889). * "A simple and inexpensive chronoscope." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1890). * "Psychology at Clark University." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1890). * Several chapters in ''A laboratory course in physiological psychology'' (1891, 1892, 1893, 1895, 1896). * "Notes on studies of the language of children." ''The Pedagogical Seminary'' (1891). * "Possibility of a realization of four-fold space." ''Science'' (1892). * "A new visual illusion." ''Science'' (1893). * "On reaction-times when the stimulus is applied to the reacting hand." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1893). * "A new pendulum chronograph." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1893). * "Some practical suggestions on the equipment of a psychological laboratory." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1893). * ''A course in experimental psychology'' (1894). * "Notes on new apparatus." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1895). * "The Philadelphia meeting of the American Psychological Association." ''Science'' (1896). * "Proceedings of the fourth annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, 1895." ''The Psychological Review'' (1896). * "The vernier chronoscope." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1898). * "Studies of rhythm and meter." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1901). * "Improvements in the vernier chronoscope." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1901). * "Illustrations of the application of psychological principles to ethical problems." ''The Pedagogical Seminary'' (1902). * "Mental growth and decay." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1902). * "Psychology and physics." ''The Psychological Review'' (1903). * "The psychic life of fishes." ''Philosophical Review'' (1904). * "On the guessing of numbers." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1903). * "Responsiveness to beauty." ''Clark University Library Publications'' (1905). * "A sketch of a beginner's course in psychology." ''The Pedagogical Seminary'' (1906). * "A preliminary report of experiments on time relations in binocular vision." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1908). * "The teaching of elementary psychology in colleges and universities with laboratories." ''The Psychological Monographs'' (1910). * "Experimental pedagogy and experimental psychology." ''Journal of Educational Psychology'' (1910). * "The function of the several senses in the mental life." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1912). * "Methods of research in education." ''Journal of Educational Psychology'' (1912). * "Psychic research in the animal field: Der kluge Hans and the Elberfeld horses." ''The American Journal of Psychology'' (1914). * "A letter to Dr. Titchener." ''Studies in psychology contributed by colleagues and former students of Edward Bradford Titchener'' (1917).References
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