Title: |
Edmund Delabarre papers |
Repository: |
Drs. Nicholas and Dorothy Cummings Center for the History of Psychology
Phone: 330-972-7285 http://www.uakron.edu/chp |
Creator: |
Delabarre, Edmund Burke, 1863- |
Dates: |
1902-1998 |
Quantity: |
2.97 linear feet (9 document cases) |
Abstract: |
The Edmund B. Delabarre papers focuses largely on Delbarre's research into the effects of the plant Cannabis Indica on human reaction and ability. Many folders contain Delabarre's introspection on the topic as well as data and reports.
There are also files pertaining to an unpublished book by Delabarre titled, Tentralogic monism: A harmonious synthesis of common sense, physical science, subjective psychology, and spiritual philosophy
as four valid parallel expressions of one eternal conscious being. View finding aid for the Edmund Delabarre papers. |
Identification: |
p15960coll10/id/1382 |
Location: |
Boxes M260-M268 |
Language: |
The records are in English |
Edmund Burke Delabarre was born in Dover, Maine, on September 25, 1863. He graduated from Amherst College in 1886. He spent the following six years studying in Berlin, at Harvard under William James, at Freiburg with Muensterberg, and at Sorbonne with Binet. In 1890, he joined the faculty of Brown as the university's first Professor of Psychology. There he established the Brown Laboratory of Experimental Psychology. He retired from the university in 1932.
Delabarre was a pioneer in the field of shape perception and on the interaction between mental processes and the involuntary movements of the body. Also, he was one of the first to use ink blots to encourage mental imagery. His interest in inscriptions on rocks led him to author his most famous book Dighton Rock in 1929, which detailed his interpretation and citing several other interpretations of the inscriptions.
Edmund Delabarre died in Providence, Rhode Island, on March 16, 1945.
The Edmund B. Delabarre papers focuses largely on Delbarre's research into the effects of the plant Cannabis Indica on human reaction and ability. Many folders contain Delabarre's introspection on the topic as well as data and reports. There are also files pertaining to an unpublished book by Delabarre titled, Tentralogic monism: A harmonious synthesis of common sense, physical science, subjective psychology, and spiritual philosophy as four valid parallel expressions of one eternal conscious being.
In addition, there are reviews written by Delabarre and a bound volume of papers and reviews written by Delabarre.
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There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.
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Cite as: [identification of item], [folder number, box number], Archives of the History of American Psychology, The Drs. Nicholas and Dorothy Cummings Center for the History of Psychology - The University of Akron