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The New Psychology — William Walker Atkinson — 1916
The New Psychology — William Walker Atkinson — 1916
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Edition Details
- Author
- William Walker Atkinson
- Original publication year
- 1916
- Edition publication year
- 1916
- Available formats
- Digital PDF, Physical Book
- Subjects & traditions
- New Thought, Psychology, Human Potential
How can habits of thought, feeling, and will be deliberately reorganized?
In The New Psychology (1916), William Walker Atkinson presents a practical system of mental development shaped by New Thought, early popular psychology, and the study of suggestion.
Atkinson examines conscious and subconscious activity, imagination, habit, emotion, self-suggestion, and the training of the will. His central concern is not psychology as abstract theory, but the use of psychological principles to strengthen character, direct attention, and replace limiting mental patterns with more constructive ones.
Historical Note
The book reflects the terminology and assumptions of early twentieth-century mental science and is presented as a document of that tradition.
Details
Author: William Walker Atkinson
Publication year: 1916
Length: 236 pages
Subjects: Psychology, habit, suggestion, will, imagination, and personal development
Available formats: PDF and Physical Book
