22. Vygotsky - Dialectical Psychology as Science (1924-1934)
Part VI: The Interwar Period (1920-1945)
- From Wundt to Vygotsky: The Line of Tradition
- The Core Thesis: Consciousness Arises Through Mediation
- The Zone of Proximal Development: The Dialectic of Ability and Learning
- Thought and Speech: Inner Language
- The Marxist Foundation: Labor, Tool, Consciousness
- The Tragic End: Death and Prohibition
- The International Impact: From Moscow to the World
- The Systematic Lesson: Hegel’s Objective Spirit, Empirically
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