Stories of Psychology Symposium: War and Its Legacy Wednesday 8 October 2014 Senate House, University of London 10.30am-4pm (including buffet lunch) Convened by Dr Alan Collins (Lancaster University) This years symposium is part of the British Psychological Societys planned series of events to mark the centenary of the First World War. The First World War came at a time when psychology was still only beginning to emerge as an academic discipline and psychological organisations were in their infancy, particularly in Britain. After the War things started to look very different very quickly. So what impact did the War have on the development of psychological ideas and practice? Our speakers will attempt to provide some answers. This is a public event and all are welcome. The programme has been designed to have general appeal as well as academic validity for historians of psychology. Cost (including lunch): £15 Registration essential For more information about speakers or to book your place visit
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