History and Systems of Psychology
Psyc 415
Venetian Festival by J.M.W. Turner, Tate Gallery, London
| John P. McLaughlin , 109 Wolf Hall, x2752,johnmcl@udel.edu | Spring 2003; T,R 2- 3:15; Wolf Hall |
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The Road from Pisa to Florence by J.M.W. Turner, Tate Gallery, London
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The Waterfall by J. Innes, Tate Gallery, London
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lecture on bias in science
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lecture on mental illness
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lecture on psychoanalysis
Last updated: January 24, 2002