1968
95 , 330
Abeysinghe, S.
263 , 265
Abidor, M.
95
Abstraction
233 –234
Activities
and concepts
26 –27
as units
54
in Leontyev
173 –174
Age levels
150 –151
Agency
98 –112
Alliance politics
110 –111
Anarchism
300 –316
and anthropology
314 –315
and mediation
313 –314
practical
300 –301
Arbeitsgegenstand
161 –162
Art
243
Arthur, C.
29 , 66
Atran, S.
278 , 283 , 284 , 285
Beaton, L.
265 , 268
Beck, U.
260 , 267
Behaviour and biology
226 –227
Bell, R.
266
Benhabib, S.
246
Bipedalism
227 –230
Blume, S.
267 , 268 , 271 , 272 , 273 , 274
Bourdieu, P.
176 , 258 , 357 , 387 –401
capital for
388 –390
idealism of
396 –397
Bozhovich, L.I.
93
Buchanan, J.
352
Capability
342
Capacity building
369
Capital
291 –299
Carrying things
230 –231
cat&dwr
162
Catharsis
82 –84
Cell
and unit
29 –30 , 34 –60
as capital
31 –33
as commodity
28 –29
Hegel’s idea of
35 –40
Marx’s idea of
40 –43
origins
34 –35
Clarà, M.
84
Colapietro, V.M.
236
Cole, M.
57 , 90
Coleman, J.
258 , 356 , 399
Collaborative projects.
See
Projects
Commitment
84 –85
Concepts
and motives
366 –367
as units
48
formation of
48 –50
Concrete historicism
61 –77
Conscious awareness
235
Consequentialism and deontology
305
Continuity and discontinuity
85
Coover, V.
325
Corballis, M.C.
228 , 234 , 238
Counsel
320 –321
Crisis periods
151
Cultural capital
392 –394
Cultural relativism
394 –395
Davydov, V.V.
140
De Saussure, F.
61
Deaf
in Nicaragua
207 –208
Deaf organisations
211 –213
influences on
213 –215 , 219 –220
Decision making
268 –271
collective
317 –332
crisis 0f majority
325
development 0f majority
323
majority
321 –322
origins of majority
322 –323
without voting
319
Defect-compensation
53
Delayed gratification
231 –233
Delegation and hierarchy
315
Dewey, J.
80 , 81 , 82 , 84 , 87 , 403
Distributive justice
339
Dogmatism
187 –188
Domestic labour
364 –365
Donald, M.
236 , 239
and Vygotsky
140 –142
Engeström, Y.
57 , 137 , 140 , 162
Episodic culture
239 –240
Ethics
and Utopia
310 –312
of collaboration
245 –246
of solidarity
298
False heroes and villains
333 –338
Ferholt, B.
90
Feuerbach, L.
159 –161
Fighters
motivation of
278 –281
recruitment of
281 –285
Firms
254 –256
Fleer, M.
84 , 96
Foreign fighters
278 –290
Franks, B.
300 –316
Fraser, N.
360 –373 , 397 , 398
Freeman, J.
329
Freud, L.
81 , 82 , 84 , 91 , 376 , 377 , 385
Functionalism
188 –189
Functioning
341 –342
Gadamer, H-G.
169 , 318
Germ cell.
See
Cell
Gestalt
31
Gesturing
234 , 236 –237
Giddens, A.
188 , 260 , 267 , 374 –386
Goethe, J.W. v.
13 , 25 –33 , 34 , 35 , 40 , 41 , 42 , 51 , 55 , 74 , 75 , 89 , 113 , 130 , 292 , 294
and Hegel, Marx and Vygotsky
292 –294
Goldin-Meadow, S.
208 , 220 –225
h1n1 vaccine dispute
265 –266
Habermas, J.
305
Habitus
and class
391 –392
and field
390
Healthism
260 –261
Hegel, G.W.F.
7 –33 , 34 –60 , 61 , 66 , 67 , 68 , 74 , 98 , 131 , 137 , 142 , 157 , 159 , 160 , 161 , 240 , 256 , 292 –294 , 295 , 313 , 321 , 404
logic and history in
63 –66
on free will
100 –101
on freedom and state
108 –109
on mediation
42 –43
on natural will
101 –103
on Objekt and Gegenstand
157 –158
on participatory democracy
16 –17
on the One
39 –40
on the state
8 –11
on universal suffrage
8 –11
on value
14 –16
relation to Marx
7 –33
turning on head
24 –25
Hegghammer, T.
278 , 288
Heller, A.
246 , 251 , 289 , 304
Herder, J.G.
25 , 34
Hess, M.
30
Hill, C.
326
History and evolution
116 –117
Holland, D.
176
Holodynski, M.
54
Honneth, A.
399
Horton, M.
327 –328
Howard, J.
335 –336
Human subject
256 –257
Idealism
17 –24
Ideology
181 –183
Ilyenkov, E.V.
29 , 61 , 71 , 74 , 75
Institutions
253 –254
and social movements
368 –369
Internal goods
301 –303
Inwood, M.
156
Islamism
279 –281
Jacobs, J.
357
Jamison, A.
303
Jegede, A.S.
264
Just So stories
134 –135
Kant, I.
7 , 17 , 43 , 52 , 80 , 156 , 157 , 224 , 246 , 256 , 394
Kaptelinin, V.
171 , 174
King, M.
92 , 93 , 326
King, M.L.
92 , 328
Knowledgeability of actors
361 –362
Kotik-Friedgut, B.
82
Kozulin, A.
195
Kübler-Ross, E.
81 , 83 , 91
Kuhn, T.
400
Laidlaw, J.
303
Language
acquisition of
215 –216
evolution of
226 –244
Latham, M.
359
Lawson, J.
93
and consensus
328 –329
Le Guin, U.
230
Leading activity
152 –155
Lenin, V.I.
38 , 61
Leontyev, A.A.
171 , 174
Leontyev, A.N.
32 , 54 , 57 , 85 , 94 , 99 , 101 , 102 , 106 , 107 , 108 , 126 , 127 , 142 , 163 , 164 , 168 , 171 –194 , 196 , 199 , 235 , 375 , 404
on operations
138 –140
on tools and labour
137 –138
Leontyev, D.
171
Life world
197 –199
Lightfoot, C.
255
Lines of Development
149
Lived experiences
88
Loyn, H.R.
322
Luria, A.R.
44 , 114 , 117 , 122 , 123 , 124 , 135
MacIntyre, A.
283 , 300 , 301 , 302 , 303 , 307 , 312 , 313 , 316 , 372
critique of
303 –304
Maeckelbergh, M.
307 , 310
Marx, K.
7 –33 , 47 , 50 , 51 , 55 –57 , 61 , 63 , 70 , 72 , 74 , 75 , 92 , 102 , 119 , 131 , 134 –135 , 136 , 137 , 159 –161 , 291 , 292 –294 , 349 , 375 , 388 , 391
Capital
55 –57
logic and history for
66 –69
on Hegel
159 –161
on participatory democracy
16 –17
on the state
11
on the State
8 –11
on universal suffrage
8 –11
Meir, I.
216 , 219 , 225
Method of political economy
27 –28
mmr vaccine
264
Moscovici, S.
332
Motivation
174 –177
Motive
and goal
309 –310
objective
163
Music and dance
239
Neoformation
147 –148
Neumann, P.
284 , 289
nhpa
266
Nicaraguan Revolution
208 –211
Nicaraguan Sign Language
203 –225
Nozick, R.
257
Object
156 –170
and aim
162 –163
and objective
178 –179
boundary
167 –168
-concept
165 –166
consumption of
164 –165
etymology
156 –157
for Hegel
157 –158
for Leontyev
195
of project
168 –169
Objective and universal
158 –159
Objectivism
177 –178
Otnosheniye
196 –197
in social theory
201 –202
Padden, C.
210 , 216 , 217 , 218
Particularity
183 –187
Perezhivanie
52 –53
and development
89 –91
and reflection
91 –92
critiques of
93 –94
etymology
81 –82
examples of
92 –93
for Vasilyuk
108 , 199
on historical plane
94 –96
types of
199
Periodisation
of child development
143 –144
of intellect
117 –118
of tools
118
Personal sense
179 –181
Personality
190 –192
Polich, L.
207 , 210 , 211 , 212 , 215
Polio vaccine boycott
264 –265
Political economy
257
Political opinion
397
Populism
336 –337
Postone, M.
160
Power
245 –258
abuse of
248 –253
Power, J.
268 , 269 , 272
Practical consciousness
364 –365
Pre-capitalist society
361 –362
Prefiguration
302 , 312 , 316
Productivism
189
Project
245 –258
and ethics
245 –246
as unit
245 –248
versus ‘activity’
193 –194
Projects
241 –242 , 271 –275 , 285
Psychology
instrumental
126 –128
instrumental method in
128 –130
Public assistance
366 –367
universal or targeted
367 –368
Putnam, R.
356 , 357 , 399
Quakers
325 –327
Rawls, J.
304 , 341
Reification
55
Ricoeur, P.
318
Risk Culture
260 –261
Robbins, D.
81
Routines
362 –364
Rugg, S.
93
Saint Benedict
110 , 320
Sannino, A.
332
Self-control
105
Self-help
371 –373
Self-relation
152t.1
Sen, A.
339 –354
biography
339 –340
Sign languages
deaf community
217 –219
personal
220 –225
village
217
Smith, A.
326 , 362
Social capital
355 –359 , 398 –399
in Bourdieu
394
Social choice theory
349 –353
Social situation of development
53 –54 , 144 –147
Solidarity
294 –299
Speech
130 , 132 , 238 –239
Stalin, J.
171 , 407
Stanislavskii, C.
89 , 379 , 381
Status subordination
397 –398
Structuralism
61 –62
Subjectivity
400
Swerdlow, A.
329
Swine flu scare
263
Tools
240 –241
and operations
138 –140
technical and psychological
120 –121
Trotsky, L.D.
252
Trump, D.
276 , 407 , 409 , 410
Trust
261 –263
Unintended consequences
367 –368
Unit
88 –89 Cell
as capital
41 –42
Vygotsky on
43 –54
Unit of analysis
34 –60
Unity
86 –87
Urpraxis
30 –31
of socialism
291 –299
Utilitarianism
and political economy
348 –349
and positivism
347 –348
Utopia
300 –316
Vaccine hesitancy
259 –277
origins
271 –275
Vasilyuk, F.
83 , 84 , 90 , 96 , 99 , 106 , 107 , 108 , 171 , 174 , 175 , 176 , 177 , 192 , 195 –202 , 280
Kozulin on
195
Veresov, N.
84
vh Compass
262 –263
Virtue
300 –316
of a practice
312 –313
Virtue ethics
305 –306
Voice
343 –344
critical
344
Voluntary association
109 –110
Voluntary control
235
Vygotsky, L.S.
31 , 60 , 69 –70 , 72 , 73 , 74 , 78 , 79 , 80 , 84 , 85 , 86 , 87 , 88 , 89 , 90 , 92 , 93 , 94 , 97 , 98 , 99 , 100 , 102 , 103 –105 , 113 –142 , 143 –155 , 165 –166 , 171 , 189 , 192 , 197 , 201 , 203 , 204 , 205 –206 , 210 , 223 , 225 , 228 , 235 , 236 , 243 , 289 , 292 –294 , 295 , 377 , 380 , 381 , 382 , 383 128
and Engels
140 –142
five units of analysis
52 –54
History of Development of Higher Mental Functions
130 –132
importance for social theory
55
on “primitive man”
114n1 , 121 –123
on child development
143 –155
on double stimulation
43
on ideal form
205 –206
on lines of development
125 –126
on word meaning
45 –47
Thinking and Speech
57 –60 , 132 –134
tool and sign in
113 –142
Wage labour
362 –364
Wealth
341
Welfare dependency
360 –373
as personality trait
368 –369
Whooping cough
263 –264
Will
development
103 –105
free
100 –101
natural
101 –103
Winnicott, D.
81 , 91
Winstanley, G.
323 , 332
Women Strike for Peace
329 –330
Working class
291
Writing
115 –116 , 117 –118 , 125 –126 , 243
Zone of proximal development
152 –155