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Immanuel Kant was a German philosopher during the Enlightenment, a time when dramatic changes were taking place in philosophy, the sciences, and politics. He was born on April 22, 1724 in Konigsberg, Prussia, a town that he would never leave. His father was a saddle maker, and his mother was known for her character and natural intelligence. Kant’s family lived modestly, and was active in the Pietism branch of the Lutheran Church. Kant’s pastor made it possible for him to receive an education, by admitting him to the Pietism School at the age of eight.
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Wilhelm Wundt was a remarkable man, whose methods of introspection led to the establishment of the first scientific laboratory and bridged the gap between ancient and present psychology. Wilhelm Wundt was born at Neckarau, a suburb of Mannheim, Germany on August 16th, 1832. Wundt and his family decided to moved after four years to a small town in Heidelsheim. He spend most of his childhood here without peer companionship, but instead attracted the attention of “sympathetic adults who helped shape his character and interest”( Rieber and Robinson 4). Wundts father, Maximillian (1787-1846) was a pastor, and for the most part raised him as an on... ... middle of paper ... ...tain outcomes to do with experimental psychology.
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