Édouard Claparède

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Not to be confused with René-Edouard Claparède (1832 - 1871), professor of comparative anatomy.

Édouard Claparède (born March 24, 1873 in Geneva, Switzerland; died September 29, 1940 in Geneva) was a Swiss neurologist and child psychologist.

He focused on infant psychology, teaching, and memory.

In 1912, Claparède founded the Rousseau Institute.

[edit] Works

  • L’association des idées (1903)
  • Psychologie de l’enfant et pédagogie expérimentale (1909)
  • L’éducation fonctionnelle (1931)
  • La genèse de l’hypothèse (1933)

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