humans we have always try to understand how the universe really works. How does the moon form? How does water really flow? How did the earth form? To provide some explanation on how the stars and the planet worked Nicolaus Corpernicus who was born in 1473 was an “astronomer and mathematician” he attended the “University of Cracow.” This man was so unique in his time; this was the “16th and 17th century” when scientific revolution was in its infancy. In those times the groundwork for modern science was just beginning to leave its imprint on society, but the uniqueness that existed within this individual way beyond his time.
The role of history is of fundamental importance to human thoughts. History speaks to the agencies of human, change, the role material circumstances played in human affairs, and gives meaning to historical happenings. The history of philosophy narrates the succession of aristocratic intellectuals, a galleria of protagonists, who have break through the being of …show more content…
In those days, psychology was viewed a part of philosophy instead of what is believed today. That was until Wilhelm Wundt, a German Philosopher exhibited fresh ideas which were translated later and taken to the United States by one of his students Edward B. Titchener. After that psychology was developed into a different school of thought known as structuralism (Goodwin, C. J., pp. 23-24, 2008). Critical philosophers continued their speculation regarding nature and the causes of the mind and behavior, and used empirical test to expose their hypotheses. It was not until the scientific revolution in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, and the development of untried physiology which fast-tracked the process, that encouraged growth in the utilitarian science of psychology in the late 19th and 20th
The role of history is of fundamental importance to human thoughts. History speaks to the agencies of human, change, the role material circumstances played in human affairs, and gives meaning to historical happenings. The history of philosophy narrates the succession of aristocratic intellectuals, a galleria of protagonists, who have break through the being of …show more content…
In those days, psychology was viewed a part of philosophy instead of what is believed today. That was until Wilhelm Wundt, a German Philosopher exhibited fresh ideas which were translated later and taken to the United States by one of his students Edward B. Titchener. After that psychology was developed into a different school of thought known as structuralism (Goodwin, C. J., pp. 23-24, 2008). Critical philosophers continued their speculation regarding nature and the causes of the mind and behavior, and used empirical test to expose their hypotheses. It was not until the scientific revolution in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, and the development of untried physiology which fast-tracked the process, that encouraged growth in the utilitarian science of psychology in the late 19th and 20th