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Experimental Animal Behaviour Studies: The Loss of Initiative in Britain 100 Years Ago

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La perte de la suprematie de l'Angleterre dans le domaine des recherches experimentales sur le comportement animal au debut du siecle. L'auteur cherche a savoir ce qui a motive un tel desinteret outre-Manche pour la psychologie comparative, une politique scientifique ou universitaire precise, ou un contexte institutionnel, social, economique et legislatif defavorable a son essor ?

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