Vygotsky: Problems... | The Collected Works Of L. S.

Viewing the mind as a spiritual or "purely mental" entity that cannot be studied scientifically.He proposes a third way: a dialectical approach that views the mind as a product of both biological evolution and social history. 2. Higher vs. Lower Mental Functions The text distinguishes between:

Reducing human behavior to simple biological reflexes (like Pavlov’s dogs). The Collected Works of L. S. Vygotsky: Problems...

Basic biological processes (e.g., involuntary attention, reactive memory). Viewing the mind as a spiritual or "purely