Philippe Rochat is a professor in the department of psychology at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. Born and raised in Geneva, Switzerland, he earned a Ph.D. at the University of Geneva, where he was trained in psychology by Jean Piaget and his close collaborators. The author of The Infant World (2001), Rochat's current research focuses on learning and creativity and the development of social intelligence and the emergence of a moral sense during the preschool years in children from all over the world in highly contrasted cultural environments, as well as in highly contrasted socioeconomic circumstances.
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Foreword Introduction: main ideas 1. Self-conscious species 2. Six propositions 3. Variety of self-reflective mind states 4. Mind states in development 5. Birth of self-consciousness 6. Shame and self-knowledge 7. Roots of guilt 8. Giving and sharing 9. Origins of owning and sharing 10. Social construction of identity Conclusion: moral space and the self Post-script note.
Foreword Introduction: main ideas 1. Self-conscious species 2. Six propositions 3. Variety of self-reflective mind states 4. Mind states in development 5. Birth of self-consciousness 6. Shame and self-knowledge 7. Roots of guilt 8. Giving and sharing 9. Origins of owning and sharing 10. Social construction of identity Conclusion: moral space and the self Post-script note.
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