波里斯·帕里金的社会心理学:历史和观点
A L Zhuravlev1, I A Mironenko2, P S Sorokin3
1Institute of Psychology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia.
Journal of the history of the behavioral sciences
|December 9, 2024
概括
这篇论文介绍了Boris Parygin,他是俄罗斯社会心理学中的一个关键人物,他的工作早于和不同于主流苏联理论. 他关于个人行为和自决活动的想法为社会影响力和人格发展提供了新的视角.
科学领域:
- 心理学 心理学 心理学
- 社会学 社会学 社会学
- 哲学 哲学 是一个哲学.
背景情况:
- 关于俄罗斯心理学的国际文献主要集中在活动和文化历史理论上.
- 波里斯·帕里金对俄罗斯社会心理学的贡献,在20世纪60年代发展,在国际上仍然代表不充分.
- 帕里金的工作源于19世纪70年代的更广泛,跨学科的俄罗斯社会和人道主义学术传统.
研究的目的:
- 为国际观众介绍博里斯·帕里金和他的独特的社会心理学方法.
- 将帕里金的理论和方法论贡献置于俄罗斯历史知识传统的范围内.
- 突出帕里金关于人格,个人代理和自决活动的思想的当代相关性.
主要方法:
- 俄罗斯心理学和哲学文本的历史分析.
- 对帕里金与苏联心理学主流 (维戈茨基,卢里亚,列昂蒂耶夫) 的作品进行比较研究.
- 检查帕里金关于人格和社会互动的理论框架.
主要成果:
- 里斯·帕里金为俄罗斯社会心理学开发了一项独特的项目,与主流的苏联理论不同.
- 帕里金的思想植根于俄罗斯社会和人道主义学术的长期跨学科传统.
- 尽管支持有限,但帕里金强调个人行为与当前关于社会结构和转型的国际辩论产生共.
结论:
- 波里斯·帕里金的作品代表了对俄罗斯社会心理学历史的重要,但被忽视的贡献.
- 他关于人格和个人代理的理论为当代关于社会动态和个人影响的讨论提供了宝贵的见解.
- 重温帕里金的思想可以丰富国际对社会心理学及其历史发展的理解.
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