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ED 022 357BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN REFERENCES.Wisconsin Univ., Madison. Environmental Design Center.; Wisconsin Univ., Madison. ERIC Clearinghouse onEducational Facilities.
Pub Date Jan 68Note-62p.EDRS Price MF-$0.50 HC-$2.56Descriptors-ARCHITECTURE, *BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES, *BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, BUILDING MATERIALS, CITYPLAMING, COLOR PLANNING, DESIGN, DESIGN NEEDS, EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES, ENGINEERING,
*ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA, *ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES, HOUSING, HUMAN ENGINEERING, LIGHTING,PERCEPTION, PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT, PHYSIOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES, SOCIOLOGY
A bibliography on sources related to the structuring of the physical environmenthas been developed based on professional and classroom experience. This initialselection of journals, books, and unpublished papers gives an overview of man and theenvironmental conditions which are part of his daily living pattern. Information leadingto design principles and implications based on the physiological, psychological, andsociological needs of man, can be synthesized from the literature. Major areas ofcoverage include--(1) architecture, engineering, and design, (2) education, housing, andurban planning, and (3) anthropology, psychology, physiology, and sociology. Anintensive periodical survey is given for form perception. The coverage also includesnumerous subareas into general range of design theory and behavioral science. Aselected sampling of environmental design student research reports is available fromthe center. NM)
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CONTENTS
A selected general listing
of JOURNAL ARTICLES appro-prints for environmentaldesign considerations.
A selected subject arealisting of BOOKS appropriate
fer environmental design
considerations.
A selected listing of UNPUB-
LISNED PAPERS prepared by
graduate students in the
Environmental Desi Center.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE
OFFICE OF EDUCATION
THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE
PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS
STATED DO NOT NECESSARII Y REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION
POSITION OR POLICY.
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FOREWORD
The literature identified within this bibliography has been
selected on the basis of support for potential users involved
in the structuring of physical environments. This initial
selection of journals, books, and unpublished papers gives an
overview of man and the environmental conditions which are
part of his daily living pattern. Information leading to
design principles and implications based on the physiological,
psychological, and sociological needs of man can be synthe-
sized from the literature. Administrators, consultants,
programmers, designers and others manipulating elements within
the environment can become aware of the physical relationships
which must be satisfied for humans to function in an optimum
manner.
The bibliographic listings contained within this publication
were identified and made available to the ERIC System by the
Environmental Design Center at the University of Wisconsin.
The publications have been identified through Environmental
Design coursework over a two-year period prior to the estab-
lishment of the ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Facilities.
Expanding coverage with new publication citations will be pub-
lished by the Clearinghouse on Educational Facilities as a
periodic updating of the selected and general bibliographies.
As an active participant in the Clearinghouse on Educational
Facilities, the Environmental Design Center will continue to
develop bibliographies and State-of-the-Art papers pertinent
to subject areas dealing with educational facilities.
The Clearinghouse on Educational Facilities serves as an infor-
mation service sponsored and financed by the U. S. Office of
Education and operated by the University of Wisconsin's
Environmental Design Center, Cooperative Educational Research
and Services, and University Facilities Research Center, with
technical support by the Library School and Department of
Computer Sciences. This Clearinghouse specializes in the
dissemination of information about building sited, buildings,
and equipment used for educational purposes. Subject area
coverage is directed toward the study of environmental influ-
ences in education as well as the efficiency and effectiveness
of planning, financing, constructing, renovating, maintaining,
operating, insuring, utilizing and evaluating educational
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3. Pauling, Linus Carl. College.Chemistr : An Introductor Textbook ofGeneral Chemistry, 2nd ed. San Francisco: W. H. Freeman, 1955.
685 pp.
4. Pauling, Linus. General Chemistry. San Francisco: Freeman and Co.,1947. 595 pp. illus.
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5. Pauling, Linus. Nature of the Chemical Bond and the Structure ofMolecules and Crystals. Ithaca9 New York: Cornell University Press,1939, 429 pp. illus.
6. Phillips, F. C. An Introduction to Crystallography. New York: Longmans,Green & Co., 1946. 302 pp. diagrams.
Color Theory
1. Birren, Faber. Color Psychology and Color Therapy. New fork: McGraw-Hill Book Company,1950.
2. Birren, Faber. Histor of color in Paintin With New Princi les ofColor Expression. New York: Reinho d. 3 2 pp. illus.
3. Birren, Faber; Color, Form and Spla. New York: Reinhold PublishingCo., 1961. 128 pp. illus.
4. Evans, Ralph M. An Introduction to Color. New York: John Wiley andSons, 1961.
5. Interchemical Corporation. The Color Tree. New York: InterchemicalCorporation, 1965. 47 pp. illus.
6. Gatz, Konrad. Color in Architecture. New York: Reinhold PublishingCorporation, 1961.
7. Itten, Johannes. Art of Color. New York: Reinhold Publishing Co.,1961. 155 pp. illus.
8. Judd, Deane B. Color in Business Science and Industr . New York:
John Wiley and Sons, 1952.
9. Kelly, Kenneth Low and Deane B. Judd. The ISCC-NBS Method ofDesignating_golorsand a Dictionary Ortolor Namel. Washington, D. C.:
U. S. GoVitPrinting Office, 1955. 158 pp. bibl.
10. Kornerun, A. and J. H. Wanscher. Reinhold Color Atlas. New York:
Reinhold Publishing Co., 1962. 224 pp. illus.
11. Minnaert, M. The Nature of Light and Colour in the Open Air, New York:
Dover, 1954.
Construction and Materials
1. Air-Conditioning Design (#35). Washington, D. C.: Building ResearchAcWisoryBoarc1313.
2. Building Research Advisory Board. Anchorage of Exterior Frame Wallsto Various Types of Foundations. Washington, D. C.: Building ResearchAdvisory Board, 1956, 1960. 69 pp.
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3. Haine, John. Automatic Control of Heating and Air Conditioning, 2nd. ed.
New York: mcGraw-TIFTTROV Co., 196 . 389 pp.
4. Housin and Buildin in Hot-Humid and Hot-Dr Climates. Washington,
D. C.: Building Research Advisory Board, 1952. 7 pp.
5. Inverted Crown Residential Streets and Alle s. Washington, D. C.:
Building Research dvisory Board, 9 7, 1960. 50 pp.
6. Lazarides, T. 0. The Structural Anal sis of the Dome of Discovery.London: Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd., 1952. 64 pp.
7. Mechanical Pro erties of Cross-Laminated and Composite Glass-Fabric-
Base P astic Laminates.- Madison, isconsin: Forest Naucts Lab.,
U. S. Department of Agriculture, February 1951.
8. Modular Practice Text/Handbook. Washington, D. C.: Building Research
Advisory Board, 1962. 207 pp. illus.
9. New Buildinji Research. National Research Council: National Academy of
Sciences, 1961. Vol. 2, pub. 910 and 986.
10. Trynolds Metals Co. Aluminum Structural Desi n. Louisville, Kentucky:
Reynolds Metals Co., 1951. 130 pp. 1 lus.
11. Shanley, Francis R. Basic Structures. New York: Wiley and Sons, 1948.
392 pp. illus.
12. World Conference on Shell Structures. Washington, D. C.: Building
Research Advisory Board, 1963. 800 pp. illus.
Cybernetics
1. Ashby, William Ross. An IntrodugSion_Ip.gybernetics. New York: John
Wiley and Sons, 1956.
2. Muses, C. A., ed. As sects of the Theor of Artificial Intelli ence.
New York: Plenum ress, 96 93 pp.
Smith, Karl Ulrich. .111ClbeigttcpAriciplmailmdfm_AnsiEducationalDesign. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston.
4. Wiener, Norbert. Cyjmnetics: or Control and Communication in the
Animal and the Machine. WiTY5R1715E-WIT-6,i anrsTiii";707K-794 pp.
Design
1. Itten, Johannes. Desi n and Form: The Basic Course at the Bauhaus190 pp.
Tr., John Maass. New York: Re n old ub ishing Corp., 1
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2. Building Research Institute. Desi n for the Nuclear A e. National
Academy of Sciences - National Research Council, 1962. Publication
#992.
3. Kennedy, Robert Woods. The House and the Art of Design. New York:
Reinhold, 1953.
4. Moholy-Nagy, Ladislaus. Vision in Motion. Chicago: Paul Theobold,
1947. 371 pp.
5. Nelson, George, ed. Display. New York: Whitney Library of Design,1953. 192 pp.
6. Dreyfuss, Henry. The Measure of Man. New York: Whitney Library ofDesign.
Design -- Environmental
1. Boyd, David W and Thomas Peel. Selected Social Characteristics and
Multi-Famil Livin Environment A Pilot Stu Topeka, Kansas:
Environmental Design Foun at on.
2. Dreyfuss, Henry. Desi_snir_j2....r...foPesLle. New York: Simon & Shuster,
1955.
3. 'Field, Hermann H. The Application of Comprehensive Planning to theJal_UrboTeachiedicalCenter. Boston: Tufts-New England fe-cir
Center, 1964. 44 pp.
4. Foerster, Heinz von. Lo ical Structure of Environment and its Internal
Representation. Michigan: Herman Miller Inc., 3 pp.
5. Hereford, K., and S. Hecker. TionicLLRelationshissArloolDesi,
Utilization, Personnel Inter-action -amtAtlitudes. East Lansing,
Michigan: Bureau of Educatlóñaf Research, College of Education,
Michigan State University, 1963.
6. Holford, Sir William. The Built Environment: Its Creation Motivations,
and Control. (The Tavistôck Lecture, 1964 ) London: Tavistock
Publications, Ltd., 1965.
7. Ion, C Wurster Hall* A Case Stud of Peo le's Reactions to
Buildings. Berkeley, California: University of Californ a, 1961.
8. Koberg, D. J. The Experience of Scale. Berkeley, California: College
of Environmerital Design, University of California, 1961.
9. Larson, Theodore C., ed. SER 1: Environmental Abstracts. Ann Arbor,
Michigan: Architecture Research Laboratory, College of Architecture
and Design, University of Michigan, February 1965. 765 pp.
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10. Larson, Theodore C., ed. SER 3: Environmental Analysis. Ann Arbor,
Michigan: Architecture Research Laboratory, College of Architecture
and Design, University of Michigan, 1965,
11. Neutra, Richard J. Survival Through Design. New York: Oxford Univ-
ersity Press, 1954. 384 pp.
12. Stea, David and R. G. Studer. A Directory of Behavior and Environment:
1965. Providence: Department of Psychology, 1965.
13. Stea, David. Toward a Ps cholo of Environmental Desi n: The Im act
of Man-made Ecology. Stanford, al fornia: tan or niversity ress,
mimeo.
14. Van der Ryn, Sim, et. al. The Ecologyof Student Housing.; A Case
Study in Environmental Analysis & Design. Berke ey: University of
California Design Research Lab, 1465-.--
Design -- Industrial
1. Zagorski, Edward J., ed. 1962 Annual Meeting of the Industrial Design
Education Association. Un vers ty of I 1 nois, iL 69 pp.
Design -- Interior
1. Birren, Faber. Color for Interiors -- Historical and Modern. New
York: Whitney Library of Design. 258 pp.
2. Gatz, Konrad, ed. Decorative Desi ns for Contemporary Interiors: Color,
Decoration Painttal. New or : Arc itecturaI gook NE-a., TY56.
39 pp.
3. Moon, Parry Hiram and Eberle Spencer Domina. Lighting Design.
Cambridge, Mass.: Addison-Wesley Press, 1948. 482 pp.
4. Panero, Julius. ArIatomyforIrlorDesioners, 3rd ed. New York:
Whitney Libraryrif Design, 160 plio. illus.
Education -- Theory and Practice
1. Barker, Roger G. and Paul V. Gump. Bia School Small School: Hi h
School Size and Student Behavior. Stan ord, Ca iforn a: Stanford
Un versity ress, 9 2 PP
2. Conant, James B. Slums and Suburbs: A Commentar on Schools i
Metropolitan Areas. New Tor McGiftaw-H1 1, PP
3. Fuller, Richard Buckminster. Education Automation. Carbondale, Ill.:
Southern Illinois University Press, 1963.
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4. Gross, Ronald and Judith Murphy, eds. The Revolution in Schools. New
York: Harcourt Brace and World, 1964. 250 pp.
5. Harmon, Darell Boyd. Cotrollinq the Thermal Environment of theCoordinated Classroom. Milwaukee: Minneapolis Honeywell Regulatortapany, 1953.
6. Harmon, Darell Boyd. The Co-ordinated Classroom. Grand Rapids,Michigan: American Seating Company, 1951. 48 pp. illus.
7. Harmon, Darell Boyd. ...A22LihtinasFle)100m.Vermillion, Ohio: Wakefield Co., 1955.
8. Logan, Frederick M., ed. A Report for Urban America, Inc. on theEducation of Children and Adults in Aesthetic Awareness of theEnvironment of Man. Madison, Wisconsin: The University of Wisconsin,
January 1966. 88 pp,
9. Mowrer, Herbert. Learning Theory. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1960
10. Murphy, Judith. Middle Schools. New York: Educational Facilities
Laboratories, Inc 1965. 64 pp. illus.
11. Warren, Gretchen. Art, Nature and Education. Privately published,Issued at Fogg Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts,March 20, 1960.
12. Wilkins, Theresa Birch. Higher Education: Part 3. Washington, D. C.:
U. S. Department of Health, Education & Welfare, Office of Education,
1962. 217 pp.
Engineering
1. Brillouin Leon. Wave Pro a ation in Periodic Structures: Electric
Filters and Crystal att cies, ed. New Yor : Dover ubi cations,
1963. 225 pp.
2. Clapp, William Howard and Donald Sherman Clark. Engineerin% Materials
and Processes: Metals and Plastics 2nd. ed. Scranton, Penn.:
Internationa Textbook Co., 1949. 525 pp.
3. Eshbach, Ovid Wallace, ed. Handbook of Engineering Fundamentals? 2nd.
ed. New York: Wiley, 1952.
4. Fetter, William A. Com uter Gra hics in En ineerin Communication.
Renton, Washington: The Boeing Company, 963. 28 pp.
5. Mandelker, Jakob. The Princi les of a New. Energy Mechanics. New York:
New York Philosophical Library. 149. 73 pp,
6. Martin (Glenn L.) Company. Aircraft Structural Analysis. New York:
Prentice-Hall, 1947, 418 pp.
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7. Moon, Parry H. ItielsientificBasisofIllut..,iinatinEnqineerin.New York: McGraw-Hill, 1936. 608 pp.
8. O'Neill, John Joseph. Engineering, the New Age. New York: Ives
Washburn, 1949. 320 pp.
9. Popov, I. V. and F. V. Kotlov, eds. The Stability of Slopes. New York:
Consultants Bureau, 1963. 89 pp.
Engineering -- Human
1. Bennett, Edward, Degan, James, and Joseph Spiegel, eds. Human Factors
in Technology. New Yoe:: McGraw-Hill, 1963. 685 pp.
2. Chapanis, A. R. E., Wendell R. Garner, and Clifford T. Morgan. Applied
Experimental Psychobgy. (Human Factors in Engineering Design)
New York: Wiley & Sons, 1949. 421 pp. ref.
3. Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc. Data for Human Factor Engineering.
Buffalo, New York: Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc.
4. Fitts, Paul M., ed. Hummingineerinasonolts_anditm. AnnArbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Press, 1959. 798 pp.
5. Morgan, C. T. et al., eds. Human Engineering Guide to Equipment
Design. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1963. 615 pp.
6. Teichner, Warren H. "Effects of Environment on.Human Performance,".in
Morgan, C. T. et al., ed. Human EngineermentDesin.New York: McGraw-Hill, 1963.
7. Teichner, Warren H. Environmental Factors Affectin9 Human Performance
in Fitts, P. M. ed. Human Engineering Concepts and Theory. Ann
Arbor, Michigan: Univertity of Michigan Press, 1959.
Esthetics
1. Hofstadter, Albert. Truth and Art. New York: Columbia University
Press, 1965.
2. Machotka, Pavel. The Devglopment of Esthetic Criteria in Childhood.
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard UniveriiiiiFiess, Department of Social
Relations, 1963. 37 pp.
Newton, Eric. The Meaning of Beauty.. Baltimore, Md.: Penguin Books,
Inc., 1962.
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Graphic Arts (General)
1. Doblin, Jay. Perspective-AinforDesiners. New York:
Whitney Library of Design, 1956. 68 pp. illus.
Housing
1. American Public Health Association. Basic Princi les of Healthful
Housing. New York: American Pub1icHea1th Association, i950.
2. Abrams, Charles. The Future of Housing. New York: Harper and Bros.,
1946. 307 pp.
3. Aronovici, C. Housing for the Masses. New York: Wiley, 1939.
4. Beyer, Glenn H. and J. Hugh Rose. Farm Housing. New York: Wiley, 1957.
190 pp.
5. Beyer, Glenn H. Housing: A Factual Analysis. New York: Macmillan,
1958. 355 pp.
6. Beyer, Glenn H. Housing and Society. New York: Macmillan, 1965. 595 pp.
7. Beyer, Glenn H. and James M. Partner. Marketin9 Handbook for the
Prefabricated Housing Industry. Ithaca, New York: Cornell University
Housing Research Center, 1955. 64 pp, bibl.
8. Colt, Elizabeth. Report on Family Livinq in Hi h A artment Buildlingb
Washington, D. C.: U. S. Gov't Print ng Of ice, May 1965.
(Department of Housing and Urban Development)
9. Federal Public Housing Authority. The Livability Problems of 1000
Families. Washington D. C.: U.S. Govt Printing Off ce, 1945. FPHA
Bulletin No. 28, Department of Housing and Urban Development)
10. Fisher, Robert Moore. .......jkleAtTwer'ssifin. New York:Harper & Bros., 1959.
11. Foote, Nelson M. et al. HousingShoices and Housing Constraints. New
York: McGraw Hill, 1960.
12. Ford, James, atirin. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard
University Press, 1936. Vol. 1 and 2.
13. Goldfeld, A. Substandard Housin as a Potential Factor in Juvenile
Delinquency.. New York: New Yor Un versity Press, 937.
14. Goldfeld, A. What Hanged to 386 Families Who Were Compelled to Vacate
Iheir Slum Dwellin s to Make Wa for a Large Housing Project. New
York: Lavanburg FouAdatiön, 1933.
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15. Katz, Robert. Intensity of Development and Livabilit of Multi-FamilHousin9 Projects. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Gov't Printing Office,1965. (Techincal Studies Program, Department of Housing and UrbanDevelopment, Federal Housing Administration.)
16. Key, William H. Lialimand the Human Needs of Low Income Families.NAHRO 2nd National Housing WRia-575R56F-0375g:---
17. Mayer, Albert. Better Public HousinglIesim_ Washington, D. C.:National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials, 1962.
18. Merton, Robert K. "The Social Psychology of Housing," in Dennis, W.,Currerrrendsit'Mo. 54pp.
19. Meyerson, Martin, et al. 11.,HousirldCities. New York:McGraw-Hill, 1962.
20. Office of Science and Technology, Sub-panel on Housing. petter Housingfor the Future. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Govt Printing OfficeApril 1963. -(-Report to the Panel on Civilian Technology)
21. Riemer, Svend. The Adjustment of Family Lif0A9LitsJIVIdigli1111_411.Pullman, Washington: State College of Washington, 1941. 6 pp
22. Rumney, J. and S. Shuman. A Study of the Social Effects of PublicHousiririk New 4110,.. Newark, N.J.. ous ng Author ty
of the City of Newark, N.J., 1946.
23. Straus, Nathan. Ije_aymNlyjiEsofHousin. New York: Alfred A.
Knopf, 1944.
Pro am. New York:
Ann Arbor, Mich.:
24. Straus, Nathan. :rwo-L:_thirs!sou2rgL_t:AHousinAlfred A. Knopf, 1952.
25. Wallace, Anthony F. I-Jggairn_an_j_k.,ture.University Microfilms, 1952,
Information Theory
1. Cherry, Colin. ed. jnformation Theory: Papers read at a symposium oninformation theory held at the Royal Institution, London, Sept. 12
to 15, 1965. New York: Academic Press, Inc., 1956. 401 pp.
20 Goldman, Stanford. ........1InfolmEgollTmult. New York: Prentice Hall, 1953.
385 pp.
Medicine
1. Alt, Fred, ed. Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation, Volume 1. New
York: Plenum
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2. Faris, Robert E. Lee and H. W. Dunham. Mental Disorders in UrbanEcological
New York: Hafner, 1960. 37 pp.
3. Galdston, Iago, ed. Man's Image in Medicine and Anthropolo9y. New
York: New York Academy of Medicine, 1963. 525 pp. (Arden House
Conference on Medicine and Anthropology)
4. Griffith, John R., ed. Abstracts of Hospital Management Studies.Ann Arbor, Michigan: Cooperative Information Center, University ofMichigan, September, 1965. Vol 2, No. 1. 72 pp.
Morrison, Whitelaw R. and Laurence B. Chenoweth. Normal and Elementary.
Physical Diagnosis. Philadelphia: Lea & Fabiger, 1955. 412 pp.
Metaphysics
1. Boulding, Kenneth E. The Image. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University ofMichigan Press, 1956. 175 pp.
2. Chardin, Pierre Teilhard de. The Phenomenon of Man. New York: Harper
& Bros., 1959; 318 pp.
3. Childe, Vere Gordon. Sisgely_and_Knowledge. New York: Harper & Bros.,
1956. 131 pp.
4. Garnett, A. Campbell. The Perceptual Process. Madison, Wisconsin:
The University of Wisconsin Press, 1965. 120 pp.
5. Grossmann, Reinhardt. The Structure of Mind. Madison, Wisconsin:
The University of Wisconsin Press, 1965. 272 pp.
6. Whyte, L. L. Accent on Form: An Anticipation of the Science of
Tomorrow. New York: Harper, 1954. 198 pp.
7. Whyte, L..L. AkpectsconForminNature Lnd Art.
London: Lund Humphries, 1951. 249 pp. illus.
8. Whyte, Lancelot Law. Everyman Looks Forward. New York: Holt, 1948.
78 pp.
Meteorology
1. U. S. Department of Agriculture. Climate and Man. Washington, D. C.:
U. S. Gov't Printing Office, 1941. 1248 pp. illus.
Operations Research
1. Churchman, C. West, et al. Introduction to Operations Research.New York: Wiley, 1957. 645 pp. bibl.
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2. Oken, Donald. "Operational Research Concepts and_psychoanalytic Theory,"
in Psychoanalysis and Current Biological Thought, Greenfield, N. S.,
ed 'a ison, isconsin: e niversity o isconsin Press, 1964.
Ophthalmology
1. Arrington, Geo. Jr. A History of Ophthalmology. New York: M.D.
Publications, 1959. 174 pp.
2. Elder, Sir Stemart Duke. ysjsLaloSstemofOhthalnIEvolution.St. Louis: C. B. Mosby Co., 1958. Vol. 1.
3. Harmon, Darell Boyd. Notes on a Dynamic Theory of Vision, 3rd. rev.
Austin, Texas: 407 Page Building, February 1958. (hblished by
the author) 103 pp. plus appendices.
4. Linkz, Arthur. Physiology of the Eye, Vol. 2. New York: Grune &
Stratton, 1950. 325 pp. bibl.
5. Luckiesh, Matthew and Frank Moss. The Science of Seeing. Princeton,
N.J.: Van Nostrand Co., Inc., 1937.
6. Ronchi, Bascom. Optiess the Science of Vision. New York: University
Press, 1957. 360 pp.
7. Seagers, Paul W. Light,TisIAImIloviit New York: Better Light
Better Sight Bureau, 1963. 95 pp.
Pathology
1. Blum, Harold Francis. Photod namic Action and Diseases Caused by
Light. New York: Reinho d Pu . Co., 1941. :J09 pp. bfbl.
Perception
1. Bartley, Samuel Howard. Principles of Perception. New York: Harper
& Brothers, 1958. 482 pp.
2. Ittelson, William H. Visual Space Perception. New York: Springer
Publishing Co., 1960. 212 pp. bibl.
3. Ittelson, William H. and Hadley Cantril. Perce tion: A Transactional
Approach. Garden City: N.Y.: Doubleday, 1954. 33 pp.
4. Smith, Karl Ulrich. Perception and Motion. Philadelphia: Saunders,
1962. 341 pp.
5. Solley, Charles M. and Gardner Murphey. Develo ment of the Perce tual
World. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1960. 353 pp. bibl.
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6. Taylor, James G. The Behavioral Basis of Perce tion. New Haven,Conn.: Yale University Press, 1962. 379 pp. bibl.
7. Vernon, M. D. The Psychology of Perception. Baltimore, Md.: PenguinBooks, 1962. 254 pp.
Philology - Linguistics
1. Cherry, Colin. On Human Communications: A Review, a Survey, and aCriticism. Cambridge: The Technology Press of MIT. New York: John
Wiley & Sons, 1957. 333 pp.
2. Hockett, Charles F. A Course in Modern_kinguistics. New York:
Macmillan Co., 1959. 621 pp.
3. McLuhan, Marshall. Understandinalledil. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1964.359 pp.
4. Quine, Willar Van Orman. Word and Object: An Inquiry into the Lin-guistic Mechanisms of Objective Reference. New York: John Wiley,
1960. 294 pp. bibl.
5. Ruesch, Jurgen, and Weldon Kees. Non-Verbal Communication: Notes onthe Visual Perception of Human Relations. Berkeley: University of
California Press, 1956. 205 pp.
Physiology
1. Adler, Francis H. Physiology of the_Eye, Clinical Applicationl. 3rd pd.
St. Louis: The C. V. Mosby Co., 1959. 790 pp.
2. Duvall, Ellen Neall. Kinesiologv: The Anatomy of Motion. New Jersey:
Prentice Hall, 1959. 292 pp. bibl.
3. Haldane, John Scott. ponaAllism and Environment: As Illustrated by the
Pl_y_Eiolo2ofeathin. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1917.
7 PP.
4. Kahn, Fritz. Man in Structure and Function. Trans and ed by George
Rosen. New York: A. A. Knopf, 1943.
5. Lowman, Charles LeRoy and Carl Haven. Postural Fitness. Philadelphia:
Len and Rebiger, 1960. 341 pp.
6. Moncrieff9 R. W. The Chemical Senses. New York: John Wly and Sons,1946. 481 pp. bibl.
7. Mountcastlet Vernon B. ed. Interhemispheric Relations and Cerebral
Dominance. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1962. 941M.
8. Pierce, John R. and E. E. David. Man's World of Sound. Garden City,
N.Y.: Doubleday, 1958.
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9. Schroedinger, Erwin. What is Life? The Ph sical As ect of the LivinCell. Cambridge, England: The University Press, 1945. 91 pp.
10. Scott, Myrtle Gladys. Analysis of Human Motion, 2 ed. A Textbook inKinesiology. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc., 1963. 443pp. bibl.
11. Selye, Hans. II_LayI_gloyot_pDiePhsioloandPattcosuretoStress.Montreal, Canada: ACTA, Inc., 1950. 822 pp. 203 ref.
12. Solomon, Philip. et al. Sensory Deprivation. Cambridge, Mass.:Harvard University Press, 1961. 262 pp. bibl.
13. Stevens, Stanley Smith and Hallowell Davis. Hcf...ring: Its Psychology.and Physiology. New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1938, 489 pp.bibl.
14. Taub, H. A. and W. H. Teichner. Effects of Differential Value andExposure Time Upon the Detection and Memory of S mbols in a VisualSearch Task. Bedford, Mass.: Air Force Systems Command, June 1963.
15. Thompson, D'Arcy Wentworth. On Growth and Form, 2 ed. reprinted.Cambridge, England: The University Press, 1952. Vol. 2. 1116 pp.illus, tables, diagrams.
16. Walter, W. Grey. The Living Brain. New York: W. W. Norton, 1953.311 pp. bibl.
17. Wang, G. H. The Neural Control of Sweatin . Madison, Wisconsin:The University of Wisconsin Press. 140 pp. illus.
txemics
1. Hall, Edward T. "Proxemics - The Study of Man's Spatial Relations andBoundaries," in Man's ImIge in Medicine and Anthropology. New York:New York Academy of Medicine, 1963.
2. Hall, Edward T. IheliltrAllAngulle. New York: Doubleday & Co., 1959.
Psychology
1. Aberle, D. F. "Culture and Socialization," in PsychologicalAnthropology; Approaches to Culture and Personality. Hsu, F. L. K.,ed. Homewood, Illinois: Dorsey Press, 1961. 19 pp.
2. Asch, S. "The Metaphor: A Psychological Inquiry," in Person Perceptionand Interpersonal Behavior. R. Tagiuri & L. Petrullo. Stanford,California: Stanford University Press, 1963. 390 pp.
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3. Attneave, Fred. Applications of Information Theory to Pvchology:Summary of Basic Conce ts, Methods, and Results. New York: Holt,1959. 120 pp. bibl.
4. Barker, Roger G., Wright, Herbert F., Barker, Louise S., and MaxineSchoggen. Specimen Records of American and English Children.. Lawrence,Kansas: University of Kansas Publications, 1961. 271 pp.
5. Barron, Frank. Creativity and Ps cholo ical Health. Princeton, N.J.:Van Nostrand, 1963. 292 pp.
6. Barron, Frank and C. W. Taylor, eds. Scientific Creativity: ItsReco nition and Development. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1963.407 pp. b bl.
7. Bridgeman, Percy Williams. The Intelligent Individual and Society.New York: MacMillan, 1938. 305 pp.
8. Bruner, J. S., J. J. Goodnow and G. A. Austin. A Study of Thinking.New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1956. 330 pp. bibl.
9. Dennis, Wayne. Current Trends in Psychology. Pittsburgh: Universityof Pittsburgh Press, 1947. 225 pp.
10. Dennis, Wayne. .1Gerx.Readinsit'alPscho'lo. New York: PrenticeHall, 1949. 525 pp.
11. Eriksen, Charles W. Behavior and Awareness: A Symposium of ResearchandIntel_lprelAtion. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 1962.158 pp. bibl.
12. Fiske, D. W. and S. R. Maddi, eds. Functions of Varied Experience.Homewood, Illinois: Dorsey Press, 1961. 501 pp. bibl.
13. Freud, Sigmund. Psychopathology of Everyday Life. New York: MacMillan1943. 168 pp.
14. Geldard, Frank A. The Human Senses. New York: John Wiley and Sons,Inc., 1963. 365 pp.
15. Goldstein, Kurt. Human Nature in the Light of Psychopathology.Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press., 1940. 258 pp.
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16. Hilgard, E. R. "What Becomes of the Input From the Stimulusa" inBehavior and Awareness: A Symposium of Research and Interpretation,C. W. Eriksen. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 1962. 158 pp.bibl.
17. Hinde, R. A "Some Recent Trends in Ethology," in psychology: A StuAtof a Science, S. Koch. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1960, Vol. 2. 152 pp.
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18. Katz, David and Rosa Katz. eds. Handbook of Psychology, 2nd ed.
(Handbuch der Psychologie) Stuttgart, Germany: Benno Schwabe, 1960.
666 pp.
19. Klein, G. S. "Cognitive Control and Motivation," in The Assessment of
Human Motives., G. Lindzey. New York: Grove Press, 1960. 21 pp.
20. Koch, S. Psychology: A Study of a Science. New York: McGraw-Hill,
1959.
21. Lindzey, Gardner, ed. Assessment of Human Motives. New York: Rinehart,
1958. 273 pp. bibl.
22. McCary, J. L., ed. Psychology of Personality: Six Modern Approaches.
New York: Logos Press, 1956. 383 pp. bibl.
23. Miller, G. A. Psychology: The Science of Mental Life. New York: Harper
and Row, 1962. 388 pp.
24. Munsterberg, Hugo. ThePioloicalStud. New York:
D. Appleton & Company, 1916. 232 pp.
25. Murray, Henry A. Explorations in Personality: A Clinical and
Experimental Study of Fifty Men of College Age. New York: Oxford
University Press, 1938. 761 pp.
26. Osborn, Alex T., L. N. D. Applied Imagination: Principles and
Procedures of Creative Problem Solvin . New York: Charles Scribner's
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34. Smith, Karl Ulrich. Behavior Or anization and Work. Madison, Wisconsin:The University of Wisconsin Press, 1962.
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Psychology -- Clinical
1. Sundberg, P., and Leona E. Tyler. Clinical Psychology: An Introductionto Research and Practice. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1962.564 pp. bibl.
Psychology -- Developmental
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9. Goodenough, Florence L., and Leona E. Tyler. Developmental Psychology,3rd. ed. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1959. 552 pp.
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Psychology -- Experimental
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Psychology -- Physiological
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University Press7-T04. 87 pp.
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6. Fletcher, Harvey. Speech and Hearing in Communications. Princeton,N. J.: Van Nostrand, 1953. 461 pp.
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Psychology -- Sociological
1. Bartlett, F. C. Remembering: A StudyLJALExperimental and SocialPsychology. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1932.
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Social Ecology
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Social Pathology
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Sociology -- Theoretical
1. Arendt, H. The Human Condition. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1959.332 pp.
2. Duncan, Hugh Dalziel. Communication and Social Order. New York:The Bedminster Press, 1962. pp. 271-287, 315-325.
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13. Weil, Simone. The Need for Roots. Boston: Beacon Press, 1952. 302 pp.
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2. Dobriner, W. M. ed. The Suburban Community. New York: G. P. Putman'sSons, 1958. 416 pp. bibl.
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6. Gibberdm Frederick. Town Desi21.12_itLest. New York: Praeger, 1959.
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7. Goodman, Paul. 1419pian Bays and Practical Proposals. New York:
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224 pp.
10. Hassid, Sami, and Jacobs. An Annotated Bibliography on Urban Aesthetics..
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1960.
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the Social Sciences, L. D. White, ed. Chicago: University of Chicago
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22. Lynch, Kevin. Site Planniga. Cambridge, Mass.: M.I.T. Press, 1962.
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