Wilhelm Wundt

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Wilhelm Wundt was a German physician, physiologist, and philosopher widely regarded as the founder of experimental psychology and the first psychological laboratory.

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Wilhelm Wundt canonical 33
Wilhelm Maximilian Wundt 1
Wundt 1

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instanceOf academic
human
philosopher
physician
physiologist
psychologist
child Eleonore Wundt
countryOfCitizenship Germany
dateOfBirth 1832-08-16
dateOfDeath 1920-08-31
describedAs father of experimental psychology
doctoralAdvisor Johannes Müller
surface form: Johannes Peter Müller
educatedAt Humboldt University of Berlin
surface form: University of Berlin

Heidelberg University
surface form: University of Heidelberg

University of Tübingen
employer Heidelberg University
surface form: University of Heidelberg

University of Leipzig
University of Zurich
ethnicGroup German
familyName Wilhelm Wundt self-linksurface differs
surface form: Wundt
fieldOfWork epistemology
experimental psychology
philosophy
physiology
voluntarism (psychology)
founded first laboratory of experimental psychology at the University of Leipzig
fullName Wilhelm Wundt self-linksurface differs
surface form: Wilhelm Maximilian Wundt
givenName Wilhelm
hasAcademicDiscipline philosophy
physiology
psychology
inceptionOfLaboratory 1879
influenced Charles Spearman
Edward Bradford Titchener
G. Stanley Hall
Hugo Münsterberg
James McKeen Cattell
Oswald Külpe
early experimental psychology
languageOfWorkOrName German
mainInterest conscious experience
cultural psychology
introspection
movement structuralism
notableFor being regarded as the founder of experimental psychology
founding the first laboratory dedicated to experimental psychology
notableStudent Charles Spearman
Edward Bradford Titchener
G. Stanley Hall
Hugo Münsterberg
James McKeen Cattell
Oswald Külpe
notableWork The Science of Ethics
surface form: Ethics

Lectures on Human and Animal Psychology
Principles of Physiological Psychology
Völkerpsychologie
placeOfBirth Grand Duchy of Baden
Neckarau
placeOfDeath Großbothen
Kingdom of Saxony
positionHeld Associate Professor of Anthropology and Medical Psychology at the University of Heidelberg
Professor of Inductive Philosophy at the University of Zurich
Professor of Philosophy at the University of Leipzig
religion Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism
sexOrGender male
spouse Sophie Mau
studentOf Hermann von Helmholtz
workLocation Heidelberg
Leipzig
Zurich

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University of Leipzig notableAlumnus Wilhelm Wundt
Hermann von Helmholtz hasInfluenced Wilhelm Wundt
Adolf Bastian influenced Wilhelm Wundt
Wilhelm Wundt fullName Wilhelm Wundt self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Wilhelm Maximilian Wundt
Wilhelm Wundt familyName Wilhelm Wundt self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Wundt
Wilhelm notableBearer Wilhelm Wundt
Johann Friedrich Herbart influenced Wilhelm Wundt
structuralism foundedBy Wilhelm Wundt
subject surface form: Structuralism (psychology)
structuralism hasNotableProponent Wilhelm Wundt
subject surface form: Structuralism (psychology)
Charles Spearman influencedBy Wilhelm Wundt
Völkerpsychologie author Wilhelm Wundt
Völkerpsychologie developedBy Wilhelm Wundt
Sophie Mau spouse Wilhelm Wundt
Sophie Mau hasRelativeByMarriage Wilhelm Wundt
James McKeen Cattell doctoralAdvisor Wilhelm Wundt
James McKeen Cattell influencedBy Wilhelm Wundt
Eleonore Wundt childOf Wilhelm Wundt
Eleonore Wundt hasFather Wilhelm Wundt
Eleonore Wundt relativeOf Wilhelm Wundt
Hugo Münsterberg doctoralAdvisor Wilhelm Wundt
Hugo Münsterberg hasAcademicAdvisor Wilhelm Wundt
Hugo Münsterberg influencedBy Wilhelm Wundt
Oswald Külpe doctoralAdvisor Wilhelm Wundt
Oswald Külpe studentOf Wilhelm Wundt
Oswald Külpe influencedBy Wilhelm Wundt
Großbothen hasNotableResident Wilhelm Wundt
Großbothen placeOfDeathOf Wilhelm Wundt
Lev Vygotsky influencedBy Wilhelm Wundt
Leonard Bloomfield influencedBy Wilhelm Wundt