Etienne Pelaprat,Michael Cole
Etienne Pelaprat
Inquiry into the nature of mental images is a major topic in psychology where research is focused on the psychological faculties of imagination and creativity. In this paper, we draw on the work of L.S. Vygotsky to develop a cultural-histor...
Vygotsky circle as a personal network of scholars: restoring connections between people and ideas [0.03%]
维果茨基学派作为学者的个人网络：重建人与思想之间的联系
Anton Yasnitsky
Anton Yasnitsky
The name of Lev Vygotsky (1896-1934) is well-known among contemporary psychologists and educators. The cult of Vygotsky, also known as "Vygotsky boom", is probably conducive to continuous reinterpretation and wide dissemination of his ideas...
Maria Francesca Freda
Maria Francesca Freda
In this paper the author comments on the contribution by António P. Ribeiro and Miguel M. Gonçalves (in this journal) that offer a creative and unique perspective on maintenance and transformation of problematic self-narrative. From here ...
Toward poetic science [0.03%]
走向诗意的科学
Mark Freeman
Mark Freeman
This article is an extension of earlier discussion in the present journal regarding feelings in literature and, more broadly, the distinction between literary and scientific discourse. Valid though this distinction may be on some level, it ...
René van der Veer,Anton Yasnitsky
René van der Veer
At present readers of English have still limited access to Vygotsky's writings. Existing translations are marred by mistakes and outright falsifications. Analyses of Vygotsky's work tend to downplay the collaborative and experimental nature...
To Moscow with love: partial reconstruction of Vygotsky's trip to London [0.03%]
带着爱去莫斯科：维果茨基伦敦之行的部分重建
René van der Veer,Ekaterina Zavershneva
René van der Veer
The Russian psychologist Lev Vygotsky (1896-1934) left the Soviet Union only once to attend a conference on the education of the deaf in London. So far almost nothing was known about this trip, which took place in a period when Vygotsky was...
René van der Veer
René van der Veer
The problem of aesthetic perception occupied Vygotsky throughout his life. Working in different research collectives or networks he worked out different answers but never reached a final solution. Inadequate and incomplete access to his wri...
"All You Need is Holt"-is the socio-cultural phenomenon a problem for a neorealist ecological psychology? [0.03%]
“靡需新颖唯古宜”——社会文化现象会对.neo现实生态心理学造成影响吗？
Jorge Castro,Enrique Lafuente
Jorge Castro
The aim of this paper is to discuss Charles's (2011) attempt to turn E.B. Holt's theoretical approach into the only possible bridge to connect Gibsonian ecological psychology with social psychology. Criticism of Charles's claims is carried ...
What is the most creative thing you have ever seen? "Useful" is the new "Valuable" and dynamic systems are the key! [0.03%]
什么是你所见过最具创意的东西？ “实用”是新的“价值”以及动态系统至关重要！
Craig Gruber
Craig Gruber
Creativity has been described by many as something which we all can recognize, yet few can completely and sufficiently define. In a discussion of Glăveanu's (2011) Creating Creativity, further topics and questions, such as pragmatism and n...
How language enables abstraction: a study in computational cultural psychology [0.03%]
语言如何促进抽象思维：计算文化心理学研究
Yair Neuman,Peter Turney,Yohai Cohen
Yair Neuman
The idea that language mediates our thoughts and enables abstract cognition has been a key idea in socio-cultural psychology. However, it is not clear what mechanisms support this process of abstraction. Peirce argued that one mechanism by ...