A). Analyze Cushman: Healing through self- domination, in constructing the Self, Constructing America. Discuss how Cushman sees the shift from a Medieval to a Modern sense of self and psychological disorders in the self and how these changes make the Freudian ideas about the conscious and the unconscious ideal for Americans who in the Victorian era are already clear about how they want to live and behave in their New World.

B). short essay Analyze the letters of William James in Chapter 7 of A History of Psychology in Letters, in order to understand why eventually he freed himself from psychology as a science to more deeply embrace psychology as a philosophy.

C). short essay Trace the journey of Mary Whiton Calkins in her letters in Chapter 9 of the History of Psychology in Letters to its ending, interestingly with a refusal of the PhD once it was offered to her. How do her actions at the end of her story give us a sense of a real radical feminist psychologist?