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Histories of psychology in France, and in most Western countries, generally begin in the 19th century, with some variations here and there, and even some brief incursions into the 18th century.
Theodule Ribot (18391916) is credited as the father of French psychology for initiating the first psychological laboratory in France, and contributing to the field with a vast array of literature on many topics ranging from memory and will, to outlines of British and German psychology (Nicolas & Murray, 1999).
1 lut 2020 · This article offers an interpretation of this tradition, highlighting what the author takes to be its two central features: (i) its claim that scientific discourse is the object of epistemology and (ii) its claim that scientific concepts are the building blocks of scientific discourse.
“For France plays its major part in the history of psychology within the more strictly physiological psychology and in psychopathology where she assumes a leading role. France had Théodule Armand Ribot (1839–1916), who undertook to interpret the new psychologies of England (1870) and Germany (1879) to his country …
1 lut 2001 · This paper describes the context in which the teaching of psychology as an autonomous discipline was introduced in France, and reproduces the first psychology lecture given in France by...
During the last thirty years of the nineteenth century in France, a psychology calling itself "positive," "experimental," or "physiological" was developing in opposition to the official philosophy, eclectic spiritualism. Its bases were set forth by Hippolyte Taine and Théodule Ribot, who popularised ….
This paper describes the context in which the teaching of psychology as an autonomous discipline was introduced in France, and reproduces the first psychology lecture given in France by Théodule Ribot on 9 April 1888 at The Collège de France. In France, this recognition was delayed because of the negative influence of spiritualist philosophy.
