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328 SUMMER SESSION.
PSYCHOLOGY.
A. An elementary course in laboratory work. Textbook : Titche-
ner's First Experiments in Psychology. M., W., F., 2. Professor
Titchener, Assistant Professor , Mr. Whipple and Miss
SCHALLENBERGER.
B. An elementary course in general psychology. Textbook :
Titchener's Prinmer of Psychology. M., W., F., 9. Assistant
Professor and Miss SCHALLENBERGER.
C. Typical psychological problems and the manner of their solution.
T., Th., 9. Assistant Professor .
D. Advanced laboratory work. Hours to be arranged. Professor
Titchener and Mr. Whipple.
All courses will be given in the Psychological Laboratory, Morrill
Hall.
ETHICS.
A. Systematic Ethics. An elementary course with emphasis
upon the social basis of moral action. Readings in assigned authors,
with lectures, and discussions. Five hours. Daily ex. S., 9. White 9.
Professor McGilvary.
B. Development of Morals and Moral Theory. Typical stages
in the ethical progress of the race will be studied, and the more
prominent ethical theories will be explained and examined. Lectures
and readings. Five hours. Daily ex. S., 8. White 9. Professor
McGilvary.
HISTORY;
A. Ancient Rome. Course for teachers. Discussions of methods,
of sources, and of literature, with practical exercises in research.
T., Th. 12. , Barnes Hall. Professor Burr.
B. The Dawn of Modern History. Lectures and chats on the
history of Christendom during the later Middle Ages,
with especial
attention to social life and progress : the Crusades and their out
come, the rise of commerce, industry, and modern thought, the
Church and the heretics, the revival of literature, of art, of science,
of conscience. M., W., F.,
12. Barnes Hall. Professor Burr.
C. Historical Method. A practice-class for study of the materials
and methods of History and for training in their use historical in
vestigation, criticism, and interpretation. M., 3-5. European His
tory Seminary. Professor Burr.