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  1. Aux origines de la psychologie universitaire en France : enjeux intellectuels, contexte politique, réseaux et stratégies d'alliance autour de la Revue philosophique de Théodule Ribot. [REVIEW]Laurent Mucchielli - 1998 - Annals of Science 55 (3):263-289.
    Résumé La psychologie universitaire naît en France dans les années 1880. Ses premiers représentants la conçoivent surtout comme une psychophysiologie, une science naturelle, par opposition à la philosophie spiritualiste, ce qui doit se comprendre dans le contexte politique du moment. Cet article analyse ce moment fondateur à travers l'oeuvre militante de son principal artisan Théodule Ribot. Il interroge en particulier les orientations de la Revue philosophique fondée en 1876, qui sera un lieu de ralliement pour les jeunes philosophes et médecins (...)
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  • The synthesis of consciousness and the latent life of the mind: Philosophy, psychopathology, and ‘cryptopsychism’ in fin-de-siècle France.Pietro Terzi - 2021 - History of the Human Sciences 34 (3-4):98-120.
    In fin-de-siècle France, we witness a strange circulation of concepts between philosophy, theoretical and experimental psychology, and the borderline realm of what we would now call meta- or parapsychology. This was a time characterized by a complex process of redefinition of the disciplinary frontiers between philosophy and psychology, which favoured the birth of hybrid conceptualities and stark oppositions as well. Furthermore, the great scientific advances in physics, physiology, and psychology fostered hope for a full rational explanation of reality, even of (...)
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  • Fragments of a Life in Psychical Research: The Case of Charles Richet.Carlos S. Alvarado - 2018 - Journal of Scientific Exploration 32 (1).
    Autobiographies are one of the sources we have to learn about past developments in psychical research. While powerful in terms of presenting a personal perspective, such documents can be problematic and may present incomplete perspectives. I will discuss this in the context of a translation of an autobiographical essay French physiologist Charles Richet wrote about his involvement in psychical research in his Souvenirs d’un Physiologiste (1933). In the essay Richet presented an outline of aspects of his psychic career, including aspects (...)
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