Heinz Werner and Developmental Science

1. General Introduction
Jaan Valsiner

2. Basic Life Course: Heinz Werner

Part I. The European Roots Re-examined

3. The Context of the Formation of Heinz Werner’s Ideas
Ulrich Müller

4. Heinz Werner and the Psychological Institute in Hamburg
Kurt Kreppner

5. The Making of a Developmental Psychologist
René der Veer

Part II. Topics in development

6. Metaphor and Perception
Leonard Cirillo

7. Re-Thinking Development
Bernie Kaplan

8. The Sensory-Tonic Field Theory of Perception
Seymour Wapner

Part III. The World at Clark

9. The Clark Years: Creating a Culture
Jennifer M. Lane, Mariola Magovcevic, Becca K. Solomon

10. Heinz Werner: Mentor and Mensch
Thomas B. Mulholland

11. Werner: Orthogenesis as Life Style
Irving Hurwitz

12. Heinz Werner, My Spiritual Grandfather
Sandor Brent

13. Feeling for Others: Werner’s Interpersonal Style
Robert Baker

14. Personal Experiences With Heinz Werner at Clark University
Arnold Miller

15. Werner Recollected
Leonard Cirillo

16. Relating to Dr. Werner: Past and Present
Roger Bibace

Part IV. Transforming Werner’s Heritage

17. The Theory of Phenomenal Psychology
Louis Carini

18. Critical Person-in-Environment Transitions Across the Life Span
Seymour Wapner, Jack Demick

19. The Primate Phylogeny of Cognitive Ontogeny
Jonas Langer

20. Werner’s Developmental Thought in the Study of Adult Psychopathology
Marion Glick, Edward Zigler

21. Heinz Werner: Catalyst for a New Way of Understanding and Treating Children on the Autism Spectrum
Arnold Miller

22. General Synthesis
Jaan Valsiner

Keywords: Psychology, History of Psychology