Vico and Contemporary Thought - 2 Volume 43 No. 4 (Winter 1976) Arien Mack, Editor Giorgio Tagliacozzo, Guest Editor Michael Mooney and Donald Phillip Verene, Associate Guest Editors

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Vico and Contemporary Thought - 2
Sheldon H. White	Developmental Psychology and Vico's Concept of Universal History
Augusto Blasi	Vico, Developmental Psychology, and Human Nature
George Mora	Vico and Piaget: Parallels and Differences
John Michael Krois	Comment on Dr. Mora's Paper
Jerome L. Singer	Vico's Insight and the Scientific Study of the Stream of Consciousness
Amedeo Giorgi	Vico and Humanistic Psychology
Rollo May	Comment on Professor Giorgi's Paper
Silvano Arieti	Vico and Modern Psychiatry
Henry J. Perkinson	Vico and the Methods of Study of Our Time
Giorgio Tagliacozzo	General Education as Unity of Knowledge: A Theory Based on Vichian Principles
Michael Littleford	Curriculum Implications of the Vichian "Tree of Knowledge":     An Appendix to Dr. Tagliacozzo's Paper
Robert Paul Craig	Comment on the "Vico and Pedagogy" Session
Sir Edmund Leach	Vico and the Future of Anthropology
Werner Stark	The Theoretical and Practical Relevance of Vico's Sociology for Today
Werner J. Cahnman	Vico and Historical Sociology
John O'Neill	On the History of the Human Senses in Vico and Marx
Joseph Maier	Vico and Critical Theory
Fred R. Dallmayr	"Natural History" and Social Evolution: Reflections on Vico's Corsi e Ricorsi     Two Comments on the "Vico and Sociology" Sessions
Benjamin Nelson	Vico and Comparative Historical Civilizational Sociology
Talcott Parsons	Vico and "History"
Giambattista Vico	On the Heroic Mind
Molly Black Verene	Critical Writings on Vico in English: A Supplement

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Notes on Contributors
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Vico and Modern Psychiatry Silvano Arieti Silvano Arieti is Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at the New York Medical College. His most recent book is Creativity: The Magic Synthesis (1976). Back To Top Vico, Developmental Psychology, and Human Nature Augusto Blasi Augusto Blasi is Assistant Professor of Psychology, Boston University. Back To Top Vico and Historical Sociology Werner J. Cahnman Werner J. Cahnman is Professor Emeritus of Sociology, Rutgers University. He is the author of Ferdinand Toennies: A New Evaluation (1973). Back To Top Comment on the "Vico and Pedagogy" Session Robert Paul Craig Robert Paul Craig is Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Education, St. Mary's College. He is editor of Issues in Philosophy and Education (1973). Back To Top "Natural History" and Social Evolution:  Reflections on Vico's Corsi e Ricorsi Two Comments on the "Vico and Sociology" Sessions Fred R. Dallmayr Fred R. Dallmayr is Professor and Chairman of the Department of Political Science at Purdue University. He is editor of Materialenband zu Habermas' Erkenntnis und Interesse (1974).  Back To Top Vico and Humanistic Psychology Amedeo Giorgi Amedeo Giorgi is Professor of Psychology at Duquesne University. He is the author of Psychology as a Human Science (1970). Back To Top Comment on Dr. Mora's Paper John Michael Krois John Michael Krois is Visiting Assistant Professor at the Technische Universitat Braunschweig. Back To Top Vico and the Future of Anthropology Sir Edmund Leach Sir Edmund Leach is Provost of King's College, Cambridge. He is the author, among other works, of Claude Levi-Strauss (1970). Back To Top Curriculum Implications of the Vichian "Tree of Knowledge": An Appendix to Dr. Tagliacozzo's Paper Michael Littleford Michael Littleford is Associate Professor in Foundations of Education at Auburn University. Back To Top Vico and Critical Theory Joseph Maier Joseph Maier is Professor of Sociology at Rutgers University. His most recent work is The Future of Democracy in Latin America (1975). Back To Top Comment on Professor Giorgi's Paper Rollo May Rollo May is a psychoanalyst, writer, and lecturer. His most recent book is The Courage to Create (1975). Back To Top ? Michael Mooney Michael Mooney is Special Assistant to the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, Columbia University, and Associate Director, Institute for Vico Studies, New York. Back To Top Vico and Piaget:  Parallels and Differences George Mora George Mora is Medical Director of the Astor Home and Clinics for Children, Rhinebeck, N.Y., and Research Associate in the Department of the History of Science and Medicine at Yale University. He is the co-editor of Psychiatry and Its History (1970). Back To Top Vico and Comparative Historical Civilizational Sociology Benjamin Nelson Benjamin Nelson is Professor of Sociology and History in the Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research. He is the author of The Idea of Usury: From Tribal Brotherhood to Universal Otherhood (2nd ed., 1969). Back To Top On the History of the Human Senses in Vico and Marx John O'Neill John O'Neill is Professor of Sociology at York University. His most recent book is Making Sense Together (1974). Back To Top Vico and "History" Talcott Parsons Talcott Parsons is Professor of Sociology at Harvard University. His books include The Structure of Social Action (1949), The Social System (1951), and The System of Modern Societies (1971). Back To Top Vico and the Methods of Study of Our Time Henry J. Perkinson Henry J. Perkinson is Professor of Educational History at New York University. His most recent book is 200 Years of American Educational Thought (1976). Back To Top ? Elizabeth Sewell Elizabeth Sewell is Joe Rosenthal Professor of Humanities at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Her most recent book is Signs and Cities (1968). Back To Top Vico's Insight and the Scientific Study of the Stream of Consciousness Jerome L. Singer Jerome L. Singer is Professor of Psychology at Yale University. His most recent book is The Inner World of Daydreaming (1975). Back To Top ? Anthony C. Sirignano Anthony C. Sirignano is working on a doctoral dissertation on Aristotle's Politics at Princeton University. Back To Top The Theoretical and Practical Relevance of Vico's Sociology for Today Werner Stark Werner Stark is Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Fordham University. His most recent book is The Sociology of Religion: A Study of Christendom (1972). Back To Top General Education as Unity of Knowledge:  A Theory Based on Vichian Principles Giorgio Tagliacozzo Giorgio Tagliacozzo is Director of the Institute for Vico Studies in New York. He is editor with Donald Phillip Verene of Giambattista Vico's Science of Humanity (1976). Back To Top Critical Writings on Vico in English:  A Supplement Molly Black Verene Molly Black Verene compiled "Critical Writings on Vico in English" in Giambattista Vico's Science of Humanity. Back To Top Developmental Psychology and Vico's Concept of Universal History Sheldon H. White Sheldon H. White is Professor of Psychology at Harvard University. His most recent book is Human Development in Today's World (1976). Back To Top

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