Gustav Fechner

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Gustav Fechner was a 19th-century German philosopher, physicist, and experimental psychologist regarded as a founder of psychophysics and an early pioneer in linking physical stimuli to subjective experience.

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Clementine Fechner 1
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Predicate Object
instanceOf experimental psychologist
human
philosopher
physicist
university teacher
citizenship Germany
Kingdom of Saxony NERFINISHED
countryOfBirth Electorate of Saxony NERFINISHED
countryOfDeath German Empire NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1801-04-19
dateOfDeath 1887-11-18
educatedAt University of Leipzig
employer University of Leipzig NERFINISHED
familyName Fechner NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork aesthetics
experimental psychology
philosophy
physics
psychology of perception
psychophysics
givenName Gustav NERFINISHED
Theodor NERFINISHED
influenced Hermann von Helmholtz NERFINISHED
Wilhelm Wundt NERFINISHED
early experimental psychology
influencedBy Ernst Heinrich Weber NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName German
movement experimental psychology
psychophysics
name Gustav Theodor Fechner NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage German
notableFor Fechner’s law NERFINISHED
founding psychophysics
linking physical stimuli to subjective experience
notableIdea Fechner’s law relating stimulus intensity to sensation
panpsychism
notableWork Elemente der Psychophysik NERFINISHED
Zend-Avesta NERFINISHED
Über die psychischen Massprincipien und das Weber’sche Gesetz NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Groß Särchen NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Leipzig NERFINISHED
positionHeld professor of philosophy at the University of Leipzig
professor of physics at the University of Leipzig
religion Lutheranism
sexOrGender male
spouse Clara Fechner NERFINISHED
workLocation Leipzig NERFINISHED

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Gustav borneBy Gustav Fechner
Friedrich Wieck spouse Gustav Fechner
this entity surface form: Clementine Fechner