The Soul in Soulless Psychology

Modern Psychology Began With A Rejection Of The ''Soul'' As Relevant For The Science. How Did That Come About? The Soul In Soulless Psychology Explores That Question And Details Arguments For A Soulless Psychology. However There Was Also Opposition To This Notion. This Alternative History Of Psychology Examines Those Who Dissented From A ''Psychology Without A Soul'' Including Neoscholastic Psychologists And Others Such As Ladd Mnsterberg And Mcdougall. Substitutions For The Soul Such As Self Personality And The Brain Show That Even With The Soul Absent Its Concerns Were Present. Innovative Re-Thinkings Of The Soul Are Addressed As Well As Attempts At Restoration Of The Soul Into Psychology. Moreover Historical Psychologies Of The Soul Kept The Soul In View. In The Twenty-First Century We Find Soul As A Noun An Adjective And A Verb All Pointing To The Necessity Of The Soul For Psychology.