Handbook of Comparative Psychology
The handbook of comparative psychology was edited by Gustav Kafka and appeared in three volumes in Munich in 1922 by Ernst Reinhardt's publishing house. His employees included Rudolf Allers ( Vienna ), Aloys Fischer ( Munich ), Fritz Giese ( Halle ), Matthias Heinrich Göring ( Gießen ), Hans W. Gruhle ( Heidelberg ), Hermann Gutzmann ( Berlin ), Otto Lipmann (Berlin), Richard Müller-Freienfels (Berlin), Georg Runze (Berlin), Sante de Sanctis ( Rome ), Richard Thurnwald (Halle). It comprises three volumes. The individual volumes are divided into departments.
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I The stages of development of mental life ( digitized version - Internet Archive )
- 1 Kafka: Animal Psychology
- 2 Thurnwald: Psychology of primitive people
- 3 Giese: Child Psychology
II The functions of normal mental life
- 1 Gutzmann: Psychology of Language
- 2 Runze: Psychology of Religion
- 3 Müller-Freienfels: Psychology of the arts
- 4 Fischer: Psychology of Society
- 5 Lipmann: Psychology of Professions
III The functions of abnormal soul life
- 1 Gruhle: Psychology of the abnormal
- 2 Goering: Criminal Psychology
- 3 Sanctis: Psychology of the Dream
- 4 Allers: Psychology of Sexual Life