Contributions to the history of psychology: LX. Remarks about S. Howard Bartley, as a scholar, scientist, and human being

The scholarly record of S. Howard Bartley (1902-1988) evokes respect because it shows quality, diversity, and quantity. Bartley's publications are well known and have been frequently cited in the literature of psychology, physiology, and optometry. His contributions to encyclopedias, handbooks, and other summative records of knowledge are legion. Notwithstanding his acknowledged eminence, unusual factors in his early upbringing worked to limit ability to gain full recognition for his work. Acting as a person, Bartley exhibited major talent in artistic areas and created endless delights for friends and colleagues in work and social settings.