A History of Intelligence and ’Intellectual Disability’:The Shaping of Psychology in Early Modern Europe

智力和“智力残疾”的概念史:现代早期欧洲心理学的形成

西方哲学史

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1916.00
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1533.00
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2011年06月28日
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9781409420217
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392
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246x174mm
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英文
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Autism, Down syndrome, and other such labels assume that ’intellectual disability’ is a permanent aspect of human nature. C.F. Goodey demonstrates that intellectual disability and even intelligence are instead historically contingent creations, which are rooted in early modern cultural and religious matrices and corresponding forms of social organisation, and which have subsequently undergone continuous change. This paradigm-shifting book is also an urgent and compassionate appeal for us to consider, through the prism of history, how the apparent certainties of modern biology, medicine and psychology came to question the ethical status of some of us.
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