Titlebook: Vygotsky’s Sociohistorical Psychology and its Contemporary Applications; Carl Ratner Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 19

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,Human Psychology’s General Features,nature. Indeed, in the article in which the quotation appeared, “Psychology, Comparative” (in Schneirla, 1972, pp. 30–85), Schneirla contrasts human neuroanatomy with that of lower animals’. The absence of human nature that he refers to concerns human ., not their biology. His point is that humans a

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Psychological Universals, True and False,ls is quite different from the way they are ordinarily construed by mainstream psychologists. Universals are ordinarily conceived as a separate class of phenomena from variable features, originating in psychobiological properties of the human organism in contrast to variations which reflect socially

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The Development of Psychology in the Individual,development. The utter dependence of the infant upon a social environment makes early development a microcosm of the social formation of mind. Ontogeny also reveals the relation of psychology to biology, and the individual to society. The clarity with which all of these relationships are manifested

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,Psychology’s Functional Autonomy from Biology,training, causal role in animal and human infant behavior. Human biology must play this role in order for psychology to have a conscious, social, and technological character. In other words, sociohistorical psychology rests upon a non-reductionistic relation of psychology to biology. This chapter el

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Conclusion: Political Aspects of Psychological Doctrines,ns and treatment of others, their understanding of the causes of psychological problems, the kinds of solutions they believe possible, and the public policies they endorse. Psychological descriptions and explanations are thus eminently political.

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Book 1991r most intimate thoughts, feelings, and actions, we believe that psychology originates inside our body, in genes, hormones, the brain, and free will. Perhaps this asocial view stems from the alienated nature of most societies which makes individual activity appear to be estranged from social relatio

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,Human Psychology’s General Features,euroanatomy with that of lower animals’. The absence of human nature that he refers to concerns human ., not their biology. His point is that humans are unique in not having any . species-wide, identifying forms of behavior.

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The Development of Psychology in the Individual,in a given individual made developmental psychology the favorite topic of Vygotsky and his colleagues. Comparing periods of a child’s life offered a perfect complement to phylogenetic comparisons of species and historical comparisons of adults.