¿Juntos o separados? La psicología de las niñas y los niños argentinos en la obra de Víctor Mercante (1870-1934)

Abstract

Victor Mercante (1870-1930) founded the first Latin American laboratory of psychology in Argentina in 1891. He got his degree in pedagogy. Also he was well known for his vital role in psychological research in the educational field. Taking into account his empirical production and his essays this article examines his thought about the difference between the masculine sex and the female sex; particularly from the intellectual point of view, as well as its relationship with co-educational models of the early twentieth century in Argentina.

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