Wundt, Wilhelm Max

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Wilhelm Max Wundt

(German: Wilhelm Maximilian Wundt)

(16 August 1832 − 31 August 1920)

German psychologist and philosopher (1832-1920), founder of an institute for experimental psychology at Leipzig University. His numerous works addressed psychology, physiology, logic and ethics. Blavatsky refers to his Der Spiritismus, an open letter to Hermann Ulrici (Leipzig, 1879). (BCW 2:549-550).

Some links:

• Quotes: Zirkoff, Boris
• CTD article in Russian: Вундт, Вильгельм Макс
• Other resources: Russian BTS: card data

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Lifetime: 1832-1920
Shortly: German psychologist and philosopher (1832-1920), founder of an institute for experimental psychology...