The Global Origins of Psychology Neurology Language and Culture in the Ancient World 1st Edition by Richard Valentine ISBN 1000982149 9781000982145

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ISBN 10: 1000982149
ISBN 13: 9781000982145
Author: Richard Valentine

The Global Origins of Psychology Neurology Language and Culture in the Ancient World 1st Table of contents:

1 A safe space

2 A mental ‘map’ (see Chapter 2 for more details)

3 A map of the world (see 1.5, then the first section of each chapter)

4 The limits of time travel (see Chapter 1, especially 1.3)

5 The role of philosophy (see Chapter 2 for more details)

6 Language and concepts in psychology

7 Learning scientific methods (see Chapters 2 and 3)

8 Linking psychology to related subjects (see Chapter 2)

9 Linking psychology to everyday life (see section 2.3 and Chapter 3)

Notes

Part 1: Toolkit

1 History

1.1 Parallel learning journeys

1.2 Dating apps: What the numbers mean

1.3 Stretching the timeline

1.4 Ages and stages of ancient history

1.5 The geography of ancient history

1.6 Dynamics of history: From ‘Where?’ to ‘How?’

1.7 Turning the ship of history writing: From ‘How?’ to ‘Who?’

1.8 Sampling previous history: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

1.9 Exorcising Hegel’s Geist

1.10 Sampling previous histories: George Sidney Brett

Notes

2 Psychology

2.1 The spectrum of psyche: Levels of explanation

2.2 Bridges to the past (a) Natural sciences: Anatomy, genetics, neurology

2.3 Bridges to the past (b) Cognitive sciences: Tools, equipment, artefacts

2.4 Bridges to the past (c) Linguistics

2.5 Bridges to the past (d) Anthropology

2.6 Bridges to the past (e) Grammatology

2.7 Conclusion

Notes

3 Culture

3.1 Applying the second psychology

3.2 Patterns of culture

3.3 Worldviews

3.4 Correspondences

3.5 Dialectic

3.6 Deconstruction

3.7 Neurology and culture

3.8 Theory One (T1): The bicameral mind

3.9 Theory Two (T2): The divided brain

Notes

Part 2: Workshop

4 New stones, new cosmos

4.1 Orientation: The new world

4.2 Göbekli Tepe: A premonition

4.3 Inside the Neolithic mind: Psyche and cosmos

4.4 Inside the Neolithic mind: Modelling the cosmos

4.5 Neolithic society: Macrocosm and myth

4.6 The neolithic psychologist

4.7 Review of Theory One (T1)

4.8 Review of Theory Two (T2)

4.9 T2 and the role of the mother

Notes

5 Ancient Iraq

5.1 Orientation: The land between the rivers

5.2 The Sumerian writing system

5.3 Scribal training: The é-dubba

5.4 A day at the é-dubba

5.5 Sumerian psyche (1) The tablet of destinies

5.6 A warm evening in uruk

5.7 Sumerian psyche (2) Myth as mirror

5.8 Review of Theory One

5.9 Review of Theory Two

5.10 T2 and the impact of the city

Notes

6 Ancient Egypt

6.1 Orientation: The gift of the Nile

6.2 Sacred marks: Egyptian writing systems as media

6.3 Introducing the Egyptian lexicon of psychological terms

6.4 Children of Imhotep: The Egyptian renaissance

6.5 Egyptian medicine and the åb

6.6 The living åb: Cognition, phenomenology and conscience

6.7 The ka and social psychology

6.8 The ba and the art of dying well

6.9 Views of a future state: akh and eternal destiny

6.10 Concluding reflections

6.11 Review of Theory One

6.12 Review of Theory Two

Notes

7 Ancient Israel

7.1 Orientation: Voices from the margins

7.2 The voice of the prophet

7.3 Foundations of Hebrew anthropology

7.4 Commentary in Bereshith: first shoots of a Hebrew psyche

7.5 Commentary in Tanakh: First fruits of Hebrew psyche

7.6 The principle of correspondence

7.7 Hebrew logos as law

7.8 Summary and legacy

7.9 Review of Theory One

7.10 Review of Theory Two

Notes

8 Ancient China

8.1 Orientation

8.2 Building the Chinese worldview

8.3 Chinese logos on the right: wen

8.4 Chinese logos on the left: Yi Jing

8.5 Origins of a binary logic

8.6 Intimations of Chinese psyche

8.7 Review of T1

8.8 Review of T2

Notes

Bibliography

Subject/Author Index

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