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James Sully

James Sully (3 March 1842 – 1 November 1923) was an English psychologist, philosopher and writer.

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Alma mater
Regent's Park College · University of Göttingen · Humboldt University of Berlin
Born
(1842-03-03)3 March 1842 Bridgwater, Somerset, England
Died
1 November 1923(1923-11-01) (aged 81) Richmond, Surrey, England
Fields
Psychology, philosophy
Workplaces
Baptist College, Pontypool · University College London

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James Sully

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James Sully

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James Sully → Baptist, Baptist College, Berlin, Between, Bois-Reymond, Bridgwater, Carveth Read, Emil, Grote Professor, Göttingen, He, Helmholtz, Hermann, Hermann Lotze, Humboldt University, In, Independent College, Logic, Mind, Philosophy
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James Sully → Elizabeth, History, Internet Archive, Project GutenbergWorks, Psychology Centre, Sully, Valentine, Works
Alma mater · 3
James Sully → Humboldt University of Berlin, Regent's Park College, University of Göttingen
Workplaces · 2
James Sully → Baptist College, Pontypool, University College London
Born · 1
James Sully → (1842-03-03)3 March 1842 Bridgwater, Somerset, England
Died · 1
James Sully → 1 November 1923(1923-11-01) (aged 81) Richmond, Surrey, England
Fields · 1
James Sully → Psychology, philosophy

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James SullyAlma materUniversity of Göttingen1.00infobox
James SullyAlma materHumboldt University of Berlin1.00infobox
James SullyBorn(1842-03-03)3 March 1842 Bridgwater, Somerset, England1.00infobox
James SullyDied1 November 1923(1923-11-01) (aged 81) Richmond, Surrey, England1.00infobox
James SullyFieldsPsychology, philosophy1.00infobox
James SullyWorkplacesBaptist College, Pontypool1.00infobox
James SullyWorkplacesUniversity College London1.00infobox
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some of the first in Englishinstance ofSully wrote monographs on subjects0.80text
including The Human Mindinstance ofSully wrote monographs on subjects0.80text

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