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Autore: |
Piaget Jean <1896-1980., >
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Titolo: |
Play, dreams and imitation in childhood / / Jean Piaget
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Pubblicazione: | Oxon [England] : , : Routledge, , 1951 |
Descrizione fisica: | 1 online resource (538 p.) |
Disciplina: | 155.412 |
Soggetto topico: | Play assessment (Child psychology) |
Imitation in children | |
Children's dreams | |
Soggetto genere / forma: | Electronic books. |
Note generali: | Originally published: London : Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1951. |
Includes index. | |
Nota di contenuto: | Cover; Title; Copyright; Author's Preface; Translators' Note; CONTENTS; Introduction; Part One-Imitation; Chapter I. The First Three Stages: Absence of imitation, sporadic imitation and beginnings of systematic imitation; 1. Stage I: Preparation through the reflex; 2. Stage II: Sporadic imitation; 3. Stage III: Systematic imitation of sounds already belonging to the phonation of the child and of movements he has already made and seen; Chapter II. Stages IV and V: Imitation of movements not visible on the body of the subject, and imitation of new models |
1. Stage IV: I. Imitation of movements already made by the child but which are not visible to him 2. Stage IV: II. Beginning of imitation of new auditory and visual models; 3. Stage V: Systematic imitation of new models including those involving movements invisible to the child; Chapter III. Stage VI: Beginnings of representative imitation and further development of imitation; 1. Stage VI: Deferred imitation; 2. Further evolution of imitation. Imitation and the image; 3. Theories of imitation; Part Two-Play; Chapter IV. The Beginnings of Play | |
Chapter V. Classification of Games and their Evolution after the Beginnings of Language 1. Critical study of the usual classifications of ludic behaviours; 2. Practice, symbol and rule; 3. Classification and evolution of mere practice games; 4. Classification and evolution of symbolic games; 5. Games with rules and evolution of children's games; Chapter VI. Explanation of Play; 1. Criteria of play; 2. The theory of pre-exercise; 3. The recapitulation theory; 4. F. J. J. Buytendijk's theory of "infantile dynamics" | |
5. An attempt to interpret play through the structure of the child's thought.Chapter VII. Secondary Symbolism in Play, Dreams and "Unconscious" Symbolism; 1. Secondary symbolism in play, and children's dreams; 2. The Freudian explanation of symbolic thought; 3. Symbolism according to Silberer, Adler and Jung; 4. An attempt to explain unconscious symbolism; 5. Unconscious symbolism and affective schemas; Part Three-Cognitive Representation; Chapter VIII. Transition from Sensory-motor Schemas to Conceptual Schemas; 1. First verbal schemas; 2. "Preconcepts." | |
3. First reasonings: preconceptual reasoning (transductions) and symbolic reasoning 4. From sensory-motor intelligence to cognitive representation; Chapter IX. From Practical to Representative Categories; 1. Myths of origin and artificialism; 2a. Animism; 2b. Decline of artificialism and animism; 3. Names, dreams and thought; 4. Magic-phenomenism, reactions related to air and co-ordination of view-points; 5. Objects, spatial perception and time; 6. Conclusions: preconcepts, intuition and operations; Chapter X. Conclusions: General Trends of Representative Activity | |
I. First period: Sensory-motor activity | |
Sommario/riassunto: | First published in 1999 |
Titolo autorizzato: | Play, dreams and imitation in childhood ![]() |
ISBN: | 1-315-00969-2 |
1-136-31803-8 | |
Formato: | Materiale a stampa ![]() |
Livello bibliografico | Monografia |
Lingua di pubblicazione: | Inglese |
Record Nr.: | 9910450645003321 |
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