- Early
Education
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Childhood
Preparatory Studies (up to 1913)
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- Higher
Education
- Moscow University (1913 - 1917)
- Shaniavsky People's University (1914 &endash; 1917)
Moscow University
(1917 &endash; 1925)
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- Moscow University and Kharkov (1931 - 1934)
Work
Experience
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1917 - 1924
1925 &endash; 1929
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1929
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- 1930 - 1934
1931
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- 1934
- Other Positions
Held
- Published Works
- 1915
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- 1917 &endash; 1924
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1918 - 1919
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- 1929 &endash; 1930
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- * There are over 180 total works written by
Vygotsky
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Major
Accomplishments
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- 1917 &endash; 1924
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- 1925
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- *Vygotsky has influenced
- research in areas such as:
*Founder of new disciplines:
- Major Conferences
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- 1924
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- 1925
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- Languages
- (Spoken and Written)
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Home Schooled by Solomon Ashpiz
- Public Gymnasium
- * Completed final 2 years in a private
- Jewish school of higher academic caliber
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- Medical School (1 month)
Law School
Foundations in history, philosophy, psychology, and
literature
- Obtained Ph.D.
- -Was exempted from dissertation defense
- due to illness
Returned to medical school
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Teacher in Gomel:
- -Literature and Russian at Labor School, at
- adult schools, courses for specialization of
- teachers, the Workers' Faculty, and at
- technical schools for pressmen and
- metallurgists.
- -Logic and psychology at the Pedagogical
- Institute
- -Aesthetics and art history at the
- Conservatory
- -Theater at a local studio
- Lecturer, Researcher, Professor, and
- Department Head
- -Department of Social Sciences at Moscow
- University
- -Russian Psychoanalytic Society
- -Krupskaya Academy of Communist
- Education
- -Institute for Child and Adolescent Health
- -Pedagogical Department of the Moscow
- Conservatory
- -the second Medical Institute
- -Karl Leibknecht Industrial-Pedagogical
- Institute.
- First Central Asian State University
- (in Tashkent, USSR)
- -Trained teachers and psychologists
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- Lecturer in the psychology of art
- -Chamber Theater of Moscow
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Member of the Department of Psychology
- of the Ukrainian Psychoneurological
- Institute (in Kharkov)
- Named director of the Psychological Section
- of the National Institute of Experimental
- Medicine
- -Position at Scientific State Council
- -Position at the Society of Materialistic
- Neuropsychologists,
- -Position at the Presidium of the Krupskaya
- Academy
- -Other positions in many plenary meetings
- and conventions on public education
Published literary critiques in several- magazines
- Published articles in the theater section of a
- newspaper
- Published Fire and one other book with
- David Vygotsky and Semyon Dobkin
Wrote almost 50 works
- -Initiated "Literary Mondays"
- -Co-founder of magazine Veresk
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- First director of the Psychological
- Laboratory for Abnormal Childhood in
- Moscow
- -Play
- -The evolution of childrens' drawing
- -Literate codes
- -The nature of thought disturbance in certain
- schizophrenias
- -Cybernetics
- -Aesthetics
- -Literary criticism
- -The psychology of creativity
- -Defectology
- -Transcultural psychology
- -Cognitive anthropology
- -Education
- -*Metatheoretic contributions also
- -Neuropsychology
- -Neurolinguistics
- -Psycholinguistics
- -The psychology of art
- Second Psychoneurological Congress
- (in Leningrad)
- First Lecture: "The Methodology of
- Reflexologic and Psychological
- Investigations"
- International Congress on the Teaching of
- Deaf Mutes (in England)
- -Russian Delegate
- -Visited related institutes in Germany,
- France, and Holland
- German, Russian, Hebrew, French, English,
- Latin, Greek, and Esperanto
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