his editing career at Ravan Press in the 1980s and has since worked with many of South Africa’s major writers. His own edited publications include ›Ten Years of Staffrider‹ (with Andries Oliphant), an anthology of work from the magazine; and ›blank_Architecture, apartheid and after‹ (with Hilton Judin), which accompanied the exhibition of the same title commissioned by the Netherlands Architecture Institute, Rotterdam. This exhibition was seen in Berlin in 1999. He also edited ›T’kama-Adamastor: Inventions of Africa in a South African Painting‹, a book of essays on a monumental narrative canvas by Cyril Coetzee.Contributions to the history of psychology: XXXIV. Enrique O. Aragon, a pioneer in Mexican psychology.
Enrique O. Aragón (1880-1942) was a Mexican physician responsible, in great measure, for the development of academic psychology in Mexico in the first decades of the century. He wrote the first book devoted solely to psychology in Mexico, and his founding of the first psychological Wundtian-style laboratory at the National University of Mexico was instrumental in the development of sufficient academic interest in the discipline to lead to the establishment of a university program in psychology as a profession.