Psychology of Russia: Past, Present, FutureThis book is for all psychologists and for readers whose interest in Russia exceeds their interest in psychology. Readers of this book will quickly discover a new world of thought. They will learn about unfamiliar philosophical and psychological points of view and paradigms. |
Contents
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The Interrupted Science | 57 |
Psychoanalysis psychotherapy and medical psychology in Russia | 59 |
The Psychology of Individual Differences | 181 |
The Psychology of Development | 215 |
Pedagogical Psychology and the Development of Education in Russia | 251 |
Soviet Social Psychology in the Eighties | 293 |
Impressionistic Science | 335 |
The Rise and Fall of Social Man | 337 |
The Sunset of the Empire Through the Eyes of a Psychologist | 367 |
A Divorce in the Family of Nations | 395 |
Sketches for the Portrait | 83 |
Theories Developed and Developing | 123 |
The Old and the New | 125 |
Neuropsychology and Psychological Diagnosis of Abnormal Development | 155 |
Conclusions | 433 |
Some Concluding Thoughts on Ideology and Two Societies | 435 |
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