Routledge - The Theory of A.R. Luria - Psychology Book

Explore the foundational work of one of the most influential figures in psychology with this volume from Routledge. This book examines the theory of A.R. Luria, specifically focusing on the functions of spoken language and how they contribute to the development of higher mental processes. Originally published in 1986, this text serves as a deep look into cognitive development and linguistic theory. Michael Cole, Editor of Soviet Psychology, describes this work as an exceedingly thorough exposition of Luria's research spanning over half a century. This collection is built from an amazing range of sources, making it a valuable resource for students, researchers, and professionals in the fields of cognition and cognitive psychology. Whether you are studying the history of psychological thought or the mechanics of mental processes, this Routledge publication provides a comprehensive overview of Luria's lasting contributions to the science of the mind.