‎JANET (P.)‎
‎L'état mental des hystériques. Etudes sur divers symptômes hystériques. P., Alcan, 1931‎

‎P., Alcan, 1931, un volume in 8, broché, couverture imprimée (dos passé), 169pp., figures dans le texte‎

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‎---- BON EXEMPLAIRE ---- Troisième édition ---- "JANET was one of CHARCOT's many students who later achieved prominence in the burgeoning field of psychiatry. After receiving his doctorate in psychology from the University of Paris, he was appointed director of pathological psychology at the Salpêtrière at the request of CHARCOT. He later taught at the Sorbonne and the Collège de France... JANET was largely responsible for the movement to reconcile the concepts of clinical and academic psychology in an attempt to find a single, unified system". (cf. Heirs of Hippocrates) ---- "Although underappreciated in Britain and the United States, the work of JANET was fundamental to the establishment of psychology as a discipline. He originated several key psychiatric concepts and his work directly inspired both JUNG's concepts of introversion and extroversion and ADLER's theory of compensation". (Norman N° 1155 1st ed.) ---- Postel & Quetel p. 650 - Hunter & Macalpine pp. 70, 174 - McHenry p. 282 - Zilboorg pp. 375/377 - Ellenberger - Grégory "Le cerveau, un inconnu" ---- Note sur l'hystérie droite et sur l'hystérie gauche - Un cas d'hémianopsie hystérique transitoire - Un trouble de la vision par exagération de l'association binoculaire - Un cas du rythme de Cheyne-Stokes dans l'hystérie. Influence de l'activité cérébrale sur la respiration - Un cas du phénomène des apports - L'amnésie et la dissociation des souvenirs par l'émotion - Une Félida artificielle**2797/F1‎