In his 1935 book Principles of Gestalt Psychology, Kurt Koffka stated that empirical research
in perceptual psychology should begin with “a phenomenological analysis,” which in turn …

THE CONCEPTS OF SUBJECTIVITY AND OBJECTIVITY IN GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY Paul
Richer This paper is meant to collect the variety of dispersed epistemological remarks in …

For some time, brilliant research from the Gestalt-derived Italian school of experimental
psychology has been calling itself'Experimental Phenomenology.'This has been a complex …

This booklet is an attempt to make a contribution to a more than 100 years old debate on
human knowledge and perception. There are two completely contrary views on the way …

Following the images of Gestaltpsychologie of WERTHEIMER, KÖHLER and KOFFKA in
20th century philosophical, epistemological, psychological and science-historical literature …

PHENOMENOLOGY IN GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY Mary Henle The first part of this paper
deals explicitly with the theme of this issue of theJournal: Gestalt psychology and …

GESTALT LAW IN PHENOMENOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE* Lester Embree The peculiar
character of Husserlian Phenomenology lies not in its content but in how the latter is …

The term isomorphism literally means equality or sameness (iso) of form (morphism). In
mathematics an isomorphism between two systems requires a one-to-one correspondence …

The emergence of Gestalt psychology is richly documented (eg, Boring, 1950; Henle, 1980;
Hochberg, 1979; Wertheimer, 1974). Its refutations of atomism, associationism, and …

Wolfgang Köhler (1887-1967) was one of the founders of Gestalt psychology, the influential
school that argues that perception is best understood as an organized pattern rather than as …