Book contents
- Development
- Development
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 Development and the Origin of Psychological Concepts
- Chapter 2 The History of Christianity and the First Principles of Development: Linear Time, Interiority, Structure
- Chapter 3 The History of Education: Rearing the Elect Child
- Chapter 4 Pascal on the Ordering of Human Time
- Chapter 5 The Normalization of the Elect: Locke to Montesquieu
- Chapter 6 The Coining of a Developmental Theory: Leibniz to Bonnet
- Chapter 7 Emile: Rousseau’s Well-Ordered Developer
- Chapter 8 Nature versus Nurture and Cognitive Ability Testing: Historical Sketches
- Postscript Further Targets for Historical Research
- Index
Development
The History of a Psychological Concept
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 June 2021
- Development
- Development
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 Development and the Origin of Psychological Concepts
- Chapter 2 The History of Christianity and the First Principles of Development: Linear Time, Interiority, Structure
- Chapter 3 The History of Education: Rearing the Elect Child
- Chapter 4 Pascal on the Ordering of Human Time
- Chapter 5 The Normalization of the Elect: Locke to Montesquieu
- Chapter 6 The Coining of a Developmental Theory: Leibniz to Bonnet
- Chapter 7 Emile: Rousseau’s Well-Ordered Developer
- Chapter 8 Nature versus Nurture and Cognitive Ability Testing: Historical Sketches
- Postscript Further Targets for Historical Research
- Index
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- DevelopmentThe History of a Psychological Concept, pp. iiiPublisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2021