Digital Methods Can Help You . . . If You're Careful, Critical, and Not Historiographically Naïve

Digital Methods Can Help You . . . If You're Careful, Critical, and Not Historiographically Naïve

This special section on the digital history of psychology includes target articles by Ivan Flis and Nees Jan van Eck and Jeremy Trevelyan Burman, with comments by Melinda Baldwin, Ted Porter, and Chris Green. In his introduction to the section, Burman explains his original motivation in turning to t...

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