Structuralism

Structuralism is often said to be hard to define because it has taken too many different forms for a common denominator to be in evidence: the structures invoked by the several "structuralists" have acquired increasingly diverse significations. "In this extremely scholarly work, Piaget elaborates on the three defining marks of structuralism: wholeness, transformation, and self-regulation. Structuralism is viewed as a method, not a doctrine, arrived at by a special effort of reflective abstraction.” – Choice

Published 1971, First Edition.

Binding of book is intact. Encased in plastic cover. Plastic cover has a sticker. Some creasing, foxing and shelfwear on covers of book. Some tanning and foxing on edges of book. Some creasing, foxing and annotations in pen on insides of covers. Some creasing, foxing, and annotations in pen on certain pages.