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The Psychological Nature of Political Structure

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 September 2013

Floyd H. Allport
Floyd H. Allport*
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Syracuse University
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American Political Science Review , Volume 21 , Issue 3 , August 1927 , pp. 611 - 618
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Copyright © American Political Science Association 1927

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1 A more comprehensive outline of the relation between psychology and political science will be presented by the writer as a chapter in “The Inter-relations of the Social Sciences,” edited by W. F. Ogburn and A. Goldenweiser.

2 The entire situation necessary to render this act a “political” stimulus might be regarded, in terms of the modern Gestaltpsychologie as a “pattern” or “structure” which is necessary before any of its parts can have significance, and which is therefore in a sense more real than any of its parts. The behavioristic analysis which follows shows another way out of the difficulty.

3 The word “with” is here used in the sense with which we say a man lifts a stone “with” his hand.

4 The militaristic consequences of this fallacy have been discussed by the writer in an article entitled ‘The Psychology of Nationalism”, Harper's Magazine, August, 1927 Google Scholar.

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