This book compiles the works of Henri Wallon, a prominent French psychologist, and explores various themes within scientific psychology. Wallon, alongside Sigmund Freud and Jean Piaget, is recognized as a significant figure in European psychology. The book includes articles on child psychology, educational psychology, pathological psychology, and more, reflecting Wallon's contributions to understanding human development and behavior. It also addresses the broader context of educational reforms and psychological theory. The collection is curated by Emile Jalley and Philippe Wallon, with insights into the historical and intellectual backdrop of Wallon's work. Aimed at scholars and students in psychology, the book also serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the historical development of psychological theories and practices. |