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Peer reviewedHarris, Paul – Human Development, 1997
Describes an early formative period in Piaget's life, in which three themes stand out. First, Piaget was introduced to the concept of "autistic" or nonrational thought. Second, Piaget's philosophical education sensitized him to the role of logic in thought. Third, Piaget's exposure to biological taxonomy alerted him to look for…
Descriptors: Biographies, Child Psychology, Developmental Stages, Intellectual Development
