Vygotsky, Consciousness, and the German Psycholinguistic Tradition

Voice of the Russian Truth... The thought of F. M. Dostoyevsky in the Russian intellectual-cultural tradition in the post-Kantian philosophical perspective

Cultivated for ages in the Russian intellectual-cultural tradition and community consciousness questions about Russia and formulated within them the questions about the thought and work of F.M. Dostoyevsky remain often symptomatically integrally linked, even mutually co-assuming. As, programmatically assumed by the author of the article, the post-Kantian philosophical perspective illustrates an...

The problem of consciousness in Vygotsky`s Approach

Vygotsky & the Concept of Consciousness

Emotional Experience and Immanent Expressive Activity in Human Minds

Vygotsky insisted the need of studying the human consciousness for total understanding the human mind throughout his life. For describing the real human mental activities, Vygotsky focused on the different two phases of the actual mental activities, i.e., verbal thinking and the emotional experience. He considered the emotional experience (perezhivanie) as emerge from the interconnection betwee...

The Role of L . S . Vygotsky in the Development of Problems of Perception

In his investigation of problems of the sociohistorical determinants of human consciousness, Vygotsky concentrated his attention mainly on study of the genesis, functions, and structure of the " higher mental functions " —verbal thought, voluntary regulation of actions, logical memory, creative imagination, and so forth, which together constitute man's specific identity as a social being. It wa...