The Principles of Psychology Part One

Set in 1885, this work by Herbert Spencer explores the evolution of psychology, transitioning from epistemology to a physiological focus. As a leading figure of the Victorian intellectual scene, Spencer's theories rivaled those of Darwin. The first volume is structured into key sections, including The Data of Psychology and various syntheses, reflecting Spencer's significant contributions to the field. This book is a milestone in understanding psychological principles and their foundational role in the discipline's development.