Vygotsky : an intellectual biography /
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
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2018.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Prophet
- Gomel years (1896-1913)
- Jew admitted to the Imperial Moscow University
- Literary criticism (1914-1916)
- Beba Vygodskii: the "young Jewish prophet"
- Russian Revolution (1917-1918)
- Lev Vygodskii during the Russian Revolution
- First World War (1914-1918) and its aftermath
- In Ukrainian Gomel in 1918
- 2. Bolshevik
- Gomel during the Russian Civil War
- "cultural front", Marxism, and the "new man"
- Lev Vygotsky in Gomel in 1919--1921
- New Economic Policy (NEP) and the birth of the Soviet Union
- Vygotsky as a publisher, political activist, and theatrical critic (1922-1923)
- 3. Reflexologist
- Vygotsky teaches and lectures
- Vygotsky's entrance into psychology
- Teaching about reflexes: Pavlov's and Bekhterev's research methods
- Vygotsky's new method: "Double Stimulation"
- Vygotsky and reflexology
- Second Psychoneurological Congress as a landmark
- 4. Psychologist
- Alexander Luria: Vygotsky's alter ego
- Vygotsky's return to Moscow
- Marxist practicality and the "new science"
- variety of "new psychologies"
- trip to London and its aftermath
- Vygotsky's three books
- Psychology as a science about the superman
- Vygotsky-Luria Circle: people and institutes
- "Instrumental Psychology"
- Unexpected discoveries: word meaning, dialogue, and inner speech
- outcomes of the 1920s
- 5. Revisionist
- Stalin's Great Break and the Cultural Revolution
- Vygotsky's life and career at the turn of the decade
- Ninth International Psychological Congress and its impact
- Towards a new psychological theory
- demise of "reactology"
- Criticizing Vygotsky
- Vygotsky criticizes... Vygotsky
- Expeditions to Central Asia in 1931 and 1932
- Revisionist conclusion
- 6. Holist
- challenge of totality: holistic Gestalt psychology
- Kurt Lewin's "Galileian" psychology
- Vygotsky--Luria Circle in the 1930s
- Major theoretical reconstruction and new experimentation
- "The threshold of a new theory": the pessimistic finale.