The historical roots of Theory of Mind: the work of James Mark Baldwin
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Auteurs : Jordi E. Obiols [Espagne] ; German E. Berrios [Royaume-Uni]Source :
- History of psychiatry [ 0957-154X ] ; 2009-09.
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- Adam smith, Attention mechanism, Baldwin, Berrios, Cairn, Child psychology, Clarendon press, Cognitive, Cognitive development, Developmental psychology, Developmental studies, Direction detector, Eighteenth century, Epistemology, Ethical interpretations, Evolutionary psychology, Facial expression, Frith, Further development, Genetic epistemology, Henry holt, Imitative processes, Inner world, James mark baldwin, James mckeen cattell, Jean piaget, John wiley sons, Mental development, Mental states, Obiols, Other animals, Other minds, Other person, Other persons, Oxford university press, Piaget, Psychiatry, Psychiatry baldwin, Psychological review, Psychology, Same time, Social cognition, Social consciousness, Social psychology, Social self, Such states.
Abstract
The historical development of the concepts underpinning what is currently called ‘Theory of Mind’ (ToM) has received little attention. This paper deals with the contribution of James Mark Baldwin (1861—1934) whose work on such concepts was original and profound. Embedding his version of ToM into a coherent developmental theory of human cognition, and suggesting novel methods of observation, Baldwin also proposed new conceptual tools and proto-concepts such as the ‘ejective-self’. Baldwin also wrote on the distinction between the mental and the non-mental, and on play and imitation. His influence on Jean Piaget, another important figure in the development of ToM, is briefly touched upon here, as are possible explanations for Baldwin’s woeful absence from the 20th-century ToM hagiography.
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DOI: 10.1177/0957154X08337334
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- Espagne, Royaume-Uni
- Angleterre, Angleterre de l'Est, Catalogne
- Barcelone, Cambridge
- Université autonome de Barcelone, Université de Cambridge
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