Re: [xmca] B. V. Belyayev?

Furthermore, the story is even much more
interesting than that. Carol's idea of using
Google turned out productive, and something came
out of the search of his name in Russian.

This is the list of his works done when he
reportedly was working at the
[Chelpanov-Kornilov-Kolbanovsky's, etc.]
Institute of Psychology in Moscow in the
1920-40s, which is published at the Institute's
web site: http://ipsy.org.ru/gs123.php .

Several titles of the works are quite
interesting, however, the one that is
particularly in the spirit of Vygotsky's work is
his Candidate of Sciences dissertation (
http://ipsy.org.ru/26.php ), written (defended?)
in 1940. This is Myshlenie i chuvstvo. K voprosu
o vzaimootnoshenii intellektual'nykh i
emotsional'nykh komponentov soznaniya v
protsessakh myshleniya [Thinking and feeling. To
the issue of the interrelation between
intellectual and emotional components of
consciousness in the processes of thinking].

Interesting enough, isn't it?

Best,
Anton.

--- David Kellogg <vaughndogblack@yahoo.com>
wrote:

> Dear Anton:
>
> Thanks very much. This is at least indirect
> evidence that LSV's ideas were in the air when
> Belyayev did his book, and that's what I need
> at this point. Leontiev's presence as editor is
> even better.
>
> Dear Carol:
>
> And copious thanks to you as well. You don't
> still have a copy of that presentation on
> Belyayev, by any chance? Also, what was the
> relationship between Lanham's work and the
> "People's English" movement? Were they related
> at all? Antagonistically?
>
> Gratefully,
> David
>
>
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