Self
This lecture examines the rise of the âNew Psychologyâ in the early twentieth century and its profound influence on everyday understandings of personality, development, intelligence, and the unconscious. Peter Mandler charts the shift from âcharacterâ to âpersonalityâ as Britons adopted new vocabularies for describing inner life.
What to expect:
- đ§Š How psychology reframed the modern self
- đ§ The spread of ideas about personality types, development, and intelligence
- đ The cultural impact of psychological language