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The Emergence of Modern Psychology in China, 1876 – 1922

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In Western countries modern psychology originated out of the convergence of philosophy and science,
embedded in the social change. Modern psychology in China did not grow out of an indigenous socio-cultural
root, but was instead imported from Western countries approximately during 1876 to 1922, when China was
being colonized and reformed. A political, social and cultural analysis explains the emergence and formation of
modern psychology in China

Posted in: History on 10/30/2013 | Link to this post on IFP |
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