This collection of works by Henri Wallon, a prominent French psychologist, covers his extensive contributions to various fields of psychology from 1903 to 1929. Wallon is recognized alongside Sigmund Freud and Jean Piaget as one of the most influential psychologists in European and global culture. The volumes include 318 articles addressing topics such as child psychology, educational psychology, pathological psychology, general and applied psychology, labor psychology, psychometrics, social psychology, psychoanalysis, aesthetic psychology, and philosophical aspects of psychology. The work also discusses Wallon's collaboration with Paul Langevin on educational reform. Edited by Emile Jalley and Philippe Wallon, this edition aims to make Wallon's significant, yet often overlooked, contributions more accessible to researchers and scholars in psychology. |