Listed below are several links to Web sites that include information about topics covered in this chapter. We will be periodically updating this list to keep it fresh and interesting. If you know of a good site on a topic of relevance to this chapter, we would appreciate hearing about it. Contact Mike Raulin with your suggestions. We will be sure to give you credit for suggesting high quality sites in future updates.
Echo:
Exploring and Collecting History Online
An American Society devoted to the study of the History of science.
Institute and Museum of the History of Science
This is the web site for the museum in Florence, Italy. Site can be
viewed in either English or Italian.
American Historical
Association
The American Historical Association was formed in 1884 to serve the
broad field of history.
History of Invention and Technology Timelines
A broad collection of information about the history of science and
technology, including information about e-mail discussion lists on
various topics.
Australian Science Archives Projects
The Australian Science Archives Project (ASAP) is a self-funded
autonomous project of the Department of History and Philosophy of
Science, Faculty of Arts, University of Melbourne.
Today in the History of Psychology
Pick a date and find out what happened on that date in the field of
psychology.
The Freud
Museum in London
Background on Freud, is life, and his theories.
The Origin of Species
The complete book by Charles Darwin. This text layed out the logic
of evolutionary theory and the data Darwin had already collected to
support the theory.
The Voyage of the Beagle
The complete version of the book by Charles Darwin. This book
details Darwin's data-gathering trip on the HMS Beagle that provided
him with the raw material for his theory of evolution.
Canadian
Psychological Association: History and Philosophy of Psychology
Section
Provides a wealth of information on the activities of this section.
Cheiron:
The International Society for the History of Behavioral and Social
Sciences
An organization of social scientists who are interested in the
history of their disciplines.
Association for Psychological Science (APS) Home Page
Canadian Psychological Association Home Page
British Psychological Psychological Home Page
Australian Psychological Society Home Page