‎RIBOT (T.)‎
‎L'évolution des idées générales -- EDITION ORIGINALE‎

‎P., Alcan, 1897, un volume in 8 relié en pleine toile rouge, dos orné de fers et filets (reliure de l'époque), (2), 260pp.‎

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‎---- EDITION ORIGNALE de cet ouvrage dans lequel sont réunies les leçons données par Th. RIBOT AU COLLEGE DE FRANCE EN 1895 ---- BEL EXEMPLAIRE ---- "Among psychologist, Janet's master was undoubtedly Théodule Ribot for whom he had the deepest personal respect. Whereas experimental psychology at that time developed in Germany under the unfluence of Wund as the science of the measurement of psychological factors, the French school with Taine and Ribot preferred the psycho-pathological approach. Ribot had borrowed from Claude Bernard the idea that disease is an experience instituted by nature. He applied this idea in the field of psychology. In order to study the normal functions of memory, will, and personality, Ribot investigated the diseases of those functions and devoted a monograph to each one... Ribot also introduced in France Jackson's principle of evolution and dissolution and of the positive and negative symptoms in nervous illness. Ribot applied this principle to the psychopathology of memory and to will...". (Ellenberger p. 403) ---- Stubbe : History of genetics p. 327 - Postel & Quetel pp. 368, 456 ---- Les formes inférieures de l'abstraction ; l'abstraction avant la parole - La parole (origine, développement, racines, analogie...) - Les formes moyennes de l'abstraction - Les formes supérieures de l'abstraction, leur nature - Evolution des principaux concepts (le concept de nombre, d'espace, de temps, de cause, de loi, d'espèce) - etc**4471/g4-4468/CART.2‎