Introduction to general clinical and criminological Psychology

Teacher(s)

Janssen Christophe;

Language

French

Content

1. Historical and epistemological approach to clinical psychology
This first step will epistemologically situate the discipline "clinical psychology". It will also be a question of understanding its evolution within a changing society.
2.Elements of psychoanalysis
This second stage of teaching will consist in transmitting to the students a theorization of the psychic apparatus as proposed by psychoanalysis. We will discuss the notions of symptom, impulse, transfer, etc.
3. Notions of psychopathology
In a third step, it will be a question of discovering various pathologies (psychoses, neuroses, perversions).
4. Criminological Clinical Issues
This last phase of the teaching will make it possible to integrate the three points that precede by articulating them to criminological questions (i.e. criminality of sectarian movements).
 

Teaching methods

Lectures

Evaluation methods

Written evaluation

Online resources

Moodle - Teams

Bibliography

• CANGUILHEM G. [1966], Le normal et le pathologique, Paris, Presses universitaires de France, 2005.
• CHABERT C., VERDON B., Psychologie clinique et psychopathologie, Paris, Presses universitaires de France, 2008.
• ROUSSILLON R., Manuel de psychologie et de psychopathologie générale, Paris, Elsevier Masson, 2014.
• WINNICOTT D.W., Playing and Reality, London:Routledge, 1971.
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