Peter Putnam Selected Papers Volume 2 Philosophy & Psychology

Peter A. Putnam (1927 - 1987) was a gifted physicist and mathematician who used his exceptional model-building skills, honed at the frontiers of physics and mathematics, to develop a functional model of the human nervous system as a set of self-organizing, selective processes.

This volume contains the following papers in which Putnam uses his NS Model to provide a unique and unifying perspective on important thinkers in the Western philosophical tradition and on 20th Century psychology.

• Origins of the NS Model 
• General Comments on Kant and Hegel
• Kant
• Hegel
• Dewey's Experimental Logic
• Martin Buber, I and Thou
• On Psychology
• The Psychoanalytic Schools 
• Viktor Frankl
• On Homosexuality