The Social Mind: Construction of the Idea

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Philosophy and History of Science Social Representations and Identity

Abstract

General introduction 1. Development of ideas in sciences: intellectual interdependency and its social framework 2. Social suggestion and mind 3. Pierre Janet's world of tensions 4. James Mark Baldwin's theoretical heritage 5. Pragmatism and the social mind: an American context 6. George Herbert Mead's development of the self 7. Striving towards the whole: losing development in the course of history 8. Vygotsky's world of concepts 9. The social person today: continuities and interdependencies 10. General conclusion: social mind in action: socially guided intellectual interdependency in science.

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