Histoire et tendances de la psychologie critique en Amérique du Nord

Critical psychology in the United States and Canada identifies psychology as inherently a political enterprise. It has developed along three overlapping but distinct lines that diverge in history, focus, and purpose: (a) building on psychology's empirical research methods, employing them to help reduce injustice and advance progressive or radical social change; (b) rejecting mainstream psychology's positivist and individualistic theoretical and empirical underpinnings and developing emancipatory theory and practices in their place; and (c) challenging psychology's institutional power over individuals, especially mentally and emotionally troubled individuals whose behavior strikes others as problematic. This article first describes each approach's history, influences, and roles in academic scholarship and institutions and in professional and nonacademic organizations. It then details recent efforts to expand and institutionalize a critical psychology presence despite mainstream North American psychology's strong resistance, while noting the central intertwining of personal networks, political leanings, and psychological theory. Finally, it briefly considers the implications and consequences of the lack of consensus about what critical psychology is and should become.     

La Philosophie de la Responsabilite dans l'Horizon du Monde

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Essai sur la logique de l'indeterminisme et la ramification de l'espace-temps

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Lois de la Nature et Constructions de l'Esprit

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Objet et methode de la science juridique

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承认的哲学:一种社会批判——阿克塞尔·霍耐特访谈

这是法国《智慧》杂志对德国法兰克福社会研究所主任霍耐特的一次访谈,话题涉及承认原则同自由主义的关系、承认作为现代规范和道德原则之可能、承认规范在法兰克福学派史中的方法论突破、承认道德的心理学要素、从承认原则看新自由主义的不足等几个方面。     

La fin de l'homme et le destin de la pensee

Sans résuméCet essai était déjà terminé pour l'essentiel lorsque la nouvelle de la disparition de Michel Foucault nous est parvenue. Que le lecteur veuille bien le considérer comme un modeste hommage à la mémoire du grand philosophe disparu praturément.     

Les bases neurales de la perception du temps et de la régulation temporelle de l'action

Adaptation to environment requires that temporal characteristics of events and actions are taken into account. The neural bases of temporal encoding and memory mechanisms raise core questions. Interesting information is provided by the recording of slow brain potential changes, thanks to the excellent temporal resolution of this method. The recording of metabolic activity changes enables identification of several cortical and subcortical structures which subtend temporal mechanisms. Current data enlighten the involvement of the basal ganglia and the frontal cortex (in particular the supplementary motor area) in time processing.     

Du Rapport des Sciences avec la Philosophie

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