ALL POSTS
Christine Ladd-Franklin and the Color Wars of the Late Nineteenth Century.
Generations: The Neuroscience Dynasty of Cécile and Marthe Vogt
Workers as Humans: Lillian Moller Gilbreth and the Founding of Industrial Psychology.
Separate. Mamie Phipps Clark and the Psychology of American Segregation.
Building a Kingdom in the Brain’s Unfashionable District: Brenda Milner’s Century of Neuropsychology
Mary Ainsworth, Infant Anxiety, and the Case of the “Strange Situation”
Virginia Satir and the Art of Family Communication.
Helene Deutsch, As-If Personalities, Adolescent Friendship, and the Art of the Quiet Revolution.
Of Gifted Children and the Banality of Menstruation: The Educational Psychology of Leta Hollingworth
Tsuruko Haraguchi: The Strenuous Road to Becoming Japan’s First Woman Doctor of Psychology.
Neuroembryology in Wartime: Rita Levi-Montalcini and the Discovery of Nerve Growth Factor
Virginia Johnson and the Development of Effective Sex Therapy.
Filling in the Gaps: Naomi Weisstein’s Active Brains and Activist Life.
The Woman of a Thousand Brains: Augusta Déjerine-Klumpke, Pioneer Neuroscientist.