Book · 1997 · Psychology
Naming the Mind
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A little it's a it's a fairly fairly small book called naming the Mind by Kurt danziger who's a historian of psychology.
Why people recommend it
Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett featured on the Lex Fridman Podcast in episode #140, titled Lisa Feldman Barrett: Love, Evolution, and the Human Brain, on November 20, 2020. During the discussion, she strongly recommended the book Naming the Mind by Kurt Danziger. Described as a fairly small book, it was written by Danziger, who is a historian of psychology. Dr. Barrett noted that everyone in her lab reads this particular text, indicating its foundational importance for her team. She recommended the work specifically for individuals interested in psychology or the human mind in general. The book delves into the origin of psychological categories and the history of psychological concepts, offering readers a unique perspective on how the field developed over time. Dr. Barrett's enthusiastic endorsement highlighted the text's accessibility despite its academic depth, making it a crucial read for students and researchers alike who wish to understand the historical context behind modern psychological terminology and theoretical frameworks.
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Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett A little it's a it's a fairly fairly small book called naming the Mind by Kurt danziger who's a historian o… 2
“There's a book by um if you're interested in Psychology or the mind at all there's a wonderful book A little it's a it's a fairly fairly small book called naming the Mind by Kurt danziger who's a historian of psychology Everybody in my lab reads both of these books”
“A little it's a it's a fairly fairly small book called naming the Mind by Kurt danziger who's a historian of psychology”
