Classics in the History of Psychology

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Christopher D. Green
York University, Toronto, Ontario
ISSN 1492-3173

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DICTIONARY OF
PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY

JAMES MARK BALDWIN (1901)

Posted June 2000


 
Dabitis d'Ailly, Pierre d'Alembert, Jean Baptiste le Rond
Daltonism Damiron, Jean Philibert Damnation (eternal)
Damnum absque Iniuria Dancing Mania Dante (or Durante), Allighieri (or Alighieri)
Darapti Darii Darwin, Charles Robert
Darwinism Datisi Datum
Daub, Carl David of Dinant Davidson, Thomas
Day-blindness Day-dreaming Daymare
De Facto De Iure Deaf-mutism
Deafness and the Deaf Deafness (mental or psychic) Deanthropomorphism
Death (physiological) Death (spiritual) Decadence (social)
Decalogue Decay (in biology) Deceit
Deceptive Reasoning Decision Declarative
Declension Decorative Art Decrees (divine)
Decretum salutis Decurtate Syllogism Decussation
Deductio Deduction Deduction (in education)
Defect (ethical) Defect and Defective (mental) Defective Syllogism
Deferred (Instinct, Character, &c.) Deficient (in logic) Definite and Indefinite (in biology)
Definite Term Definition Definitive
Deformity (1) and (2) Deformation Degeneration Degeneration (in biology)
Degeneration (nervous) Dégérando, Joseph Marie, Baron de. Degree
Degree of Consciousness Deification Deism
Deity Dejection Delamination
Delbrück, Johann Friedrich Ferdinand. Deliberation Delirium
Delusion Demand Dementia
Demerit Demesne Demiurge
Democracy Democritus Demography
Demon Demonolatry Demonology
Demonology (religious) Demonomania or Demon Possession Demonstration
Demonstrative Demoralization De Morgan, Augustus
Dendrite Denomination (logical) Denominative
Denotation Density Denumeral
Deontology Dependence Dependence (consciousness of)
Dependence and Dependent (in logic) Depreciation Depression
De primo ad ultimo Depth (in logic) Depth or Distance, Visual (perception of)
Derangement Derivation (linguistic) Dermal Sensation
Descartes (or Des Cartes), René Descent (doctrine of) Descent (in logic)
Description Desert Design (in philosophy)
Design (in psychology) Designate and Designation Desire
Despair  Despotism Destiny
Destutt, Antoine Louis Claude, Comte de Tracy Desuetude (in law) Determinants
Determinate (in biology) Determination (logical) Determination (psychical or mental)
Determination (psychological) Determinism Determinism (in biology)
Determinism (theological) Deus ex Machina Deuteranopia
Deutoplasm Development (biological) Development (mental)
Development Formula Developmental Insanities Developmental Mechanics
Deviation Deviation of the Retinal Meridians Devil
Dextrality Diabolism Diacoustics
Diagnosis Diagoras Diagram (logical)
Diagrammatic Reasoning Dialectic Dialectics (in education)
Diallelon Diallelus Dialogic Method
Dialogism Diameter Dianoetic
Diaphonics Diaspora Diathesis
Dibatis, Dimaris, or Dimatis Dicaearchus Dichotomy
Dichromatism Dicta probantia Dictum
Dictum de Omni et Nullo Didactics Didactics (in theology)
Didascalic Syllogism Diderot, Denis Difference
Difference (consciousness of) Difference (method of) Difference (method of least noticeable)
Difference Tone Differential Differentiation
Differentiation (in biology) Differentiation (in mathematics) Dignitas
Dignity Dilemma Dilemmatic
Dimaris Dimatis Dimension
Diminishing (and Increasing) Return Dimorphism Ding an sich
Dioecious Diogenes Diogenes Laertius
Diogenes of Apollonia Dion (or Dio) Chrysostomus  Dionysius, Saint, called The Great
Diopter Dioptrics Diplogenesis
Diplopia Dipsomania Direct and Indirect
Direction Direction (sense of) Direction (in optics)
Disagreeableness Disamis Disbelief
Discernment Discipline (in education) Discontinuity (in biology)
Discontinuity (in logic) Discord Discount
Discourse Discovery Discrepancy
Discrete Discrimination Discursive
Disease Disharmony Disintegration
Disinterested Action Disjunct and Conjunct Disjunct Species
Disjunction Disjunctive Disorder (moral)
Disparate Disparate (in logic) Disparity (logical)
Dispensation Dispersal Dispersion Circle
Disposition Disposition (nervous) Disputation
Dissent Dissimilar (and -ity) Dissociation
Dissociation (law of) Dissociation (and Disaggregation, pathological) Dissonance
Distance Distance (visual perception of) Distinct and Distinctness
Distinct Term Distinction Distinguish
Distraction Distraction of Attention (experimental) Distribution (in biology)
Distribution (in economics) Distribution (in logic) Distribution of Errors
Distributive Principle Disutility Diverse and Diversity
Divided Proposition, &c. (in logic) Divination Divine Government
Divine Right Divine Type Divinity
Divisibility Division (logical) Division of Labour
Dizziness Docetism Documentary Hypothesis
Dogma Dogmatics Dogmatism
Dolichocephalic Dolour Dolus
Domestic Domesticated Animals Domicile
Dominicans Donation Donatists
Donders' Law Donum superadditum Double Aspect Theory
Double Images Double or Multiple Personality Double (Negation, &c.)
Doubt Doubt (in logic) Doubt (insanity of)
Doubting Mania Drama Dream
Dream (anthropological) Drill Drobisch, Moritz Wilhelm
Drugs and Poisons (effects of) Drunkenness Druses
Dual (Relative, &c.)  Dualism (in art) Dualism (in philosophy)
Dualism (in theology) Dullness Dumbness
Dumbness (psychic or mental) Dunamis Duns Scotus, Joannes
Duration Duration, Least (experiments on) Duty
Duty (in law) Dwarf Dyad
Dynamic Dynamic Economics Dynamic (Relation, &c.)
Dynamic Theory (of matter) Dynamics Dynamogenesis
Dynamogenic Dynamometer and Dynamograph Dyne
Dyophysites Dyotheletism Dys-