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The History of Social Psychology reveals the emergence and rise of this discipline, accompanied by a series of radical social and political developments in the background and with the contributions of many important thinkers. "Social psychology" Although the term was first used in the 1860s, the development of ideas surrounding this field has a longer history. Gustav Jahoda traces the history of the discipline over two centuries, connecting early ideas with the present.
In the book, which also includes the history of social sciences, Jahoda concisely conveys many developments that may seem complicated to the reader. This approach also allows reviewing the scientific, cultural and philosophical developments of the period in which people who contributed to the development of the discipline lived. Because the book covers a very remarkable period in terms of the development of science and social science. As Jahoda investigates the beginnings of the field in the modern era, drawing on French, German and Italian sources, a creative monograph that stands out among other psychology histories emerges.
