Gestalt Theory: Society for Gestalt Theory and its Applications (GTA)

Dr. Geert-Jan A. Boudewijnse

Psychologist, Montreal, Canada
Co-Editor of Gestalt Theory - An International Multidisciplinary Journal
Vice Chairman of the international Society for Gestalt Theory and its Applications (GTA)

GJB has taught history of psychology at McGill University and Concordia University, Montreal, Canada
In 1999 he received the 2nd price in the Wolfgang Metzger Award 1999 for his work on "The Rise and Fall of the Graz School" (published in Gestalt Theory 21 (2/1999), 140-158..
GJB was a member of the Advisory Board of Gestalt Theory - An International Multidisciplinary Journal for several years and is an editor of this journal and member of the board of directors of the GTA (Vice Chairman) since 2005.
His main research interests are in theoretical and historical psychology.
Editor of "Das Mentale Paradoxon - The Mental Paradox" (2006)
Vienna: Krammer (ISBN 3-901-811-21-4) Click here for the contents of this book
His latest publications include also articles on J. Herbart's mathematical psychology and J. Macnamaras's proposals regarding the connection between logic and psychology..
Look for additional information on GJBs page on getcited.org.

The Rise and Fall of the Graz School. Gestalt Theory 21 (2/1999), 140-158.
Form and Meaning. Gestalt Theory 26 (2/2004), 151-168.
Review: Ariel Meirav: Wholes, Sums and Unities. Gestalt Theory 26 (2/2004), 179-183.
Review: Wolfgang Metzger. Psychologie. Gestalt Theory 26 (3/2004), 269-273.
Comments on Serexhe's Notions Regarding Cultural Synchronisation. Gestalt Theory 26 (4/2004), 329-330.
Christian von Ehrenfels (1859-1932) and Edgar Rubin (1886-1951). Gestalt Theory 27 (1/2005), 29-49.
How Events and Discoveries have Influenced Values. Gestalt Theory 28 (1-2/2006), 181-200 (book edition: G.-J. Boudewijnse, ed., 2006: Das Mentale Paradoxon - The Mental Paradox).

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Dr. Geert-Jan A. Boudewijnse
Montreal QC, CANADA
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