TITANS

(cla ical myth.), children of Ouranos and Gaia, against whom they rose, placing Kronos at the head of the gods. Zeus (q.v.) warred against them and hurled them into Tartar us. FORD (1867), a psychologist, b. at Chi chester, Eng., s. of John and Alice ed at Brasenose College, Oxford Univ., and at Leipzig. He became a istant profe or of psychology at Cornell Univ., in 1892, of which institution he was Sage prof. of psychology of Grad. School after 1910. Author: Beginner’s Psychology, 1915, and others.