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In response to this I do not know the answer but have needed to look up 'situated' (used SCIENCE DIRECT) the refs I found are very interesting. With the realisation that knowledge comes from 'somewhere'.
Perhaps this question is a specific topic worthy of research as per history of aspects of psychiatry.
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Hi,
Is the qualification of "founder of neuropsychology" for Vygotsky,
historically and a universally, accepted, recognized fact with
absolute precision? Is it scientifically correct , in terms of the
development and history of this science?
Ulvi
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The Social Brain | Artbrain
By Charles T. Wolfe
The Russian Soviet social psychologist, founder of neuropsychology,
linguist, developmental psychologist, called Lev Semyonovich Vygotsky
(figure from the 1920s-30s, died very young in the mid 30's). So
Spinoza, Vygotsky and thirdly, ...
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