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| | SECOND INTERNATIONAL LURIA MEMORIAL CONFERENCE |
 | | Alexander Luria and the psychology of the XXI | | | Luria’s contribution to the development of modern psychology in the world (general psychology, developmental psychology, special education, psychogenetics, ethnopsychology, psychophysiology, psycholinguistics). | | | A.R. Luria as a founder of neuropsychology (cognitive neuropsychology, methods of neuropsychychological assessment, developmental neuropsychology, neuropsychological rehabilitation and correction, interhemispheric asymmetry and interaction, neuropsychology of individual differences, neuropsychological studies in conjoint branches of research). |
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http://www.psy.msu.ru/science/conference/luria/first/english.htm
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| | The Working Brain: Introduction to Neuropsychology |
| | Luria explores neurological structures of the brain and their correlating behaviors, emphasized the significance of complex functional systems, which instead of involving a simple structural process, consist of a constellation of interacting components, and described the resulting functional changes brain lesions expressed in those systems. | | | Luria quickly emphasized that it would be wrong to attempt to localize complex psychological processes through narrow localizationism and that complex behaviors are the result of the activity in the whole brain rather than the result of local areas of the cerebral cortex. | | | Luria recognizes that the modern study of the brain and the concepts of its functional organization have been a steady progression of ideas by many investigators. |
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http://www.tence.net/articles/theworkingbrain-report.html
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| | Alexander Luria |
| | In this use of the free-association technique, Luria is applying his notion that Jung's method for studying the dynamics of individual behavior can also reveal social determinants of mental life. | | | Luria's summary of Vygotsky's views (which he had a large role in shaping) makes it clear that his idea of theory is an enterprise infinitely more ambitious than all those undertaken by any but a handful of psychologists from other countries. | | | Luria was not exempted from this general requirement, all the more so since he had been associated with a school of psychology that had come under special scrutiny in the past. |
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http://webpages.charter.net/schmolze1/vygotsky/cole.htm
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| | Alexander Luria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Luria's work truly began in the 1930s, when he explored Central Asia, investigating various psychological changes (including perception, problem solving, and memory). | | | These case studies illustrate Luria's main methods of combining classical and remediational approaches; these methods form the basis of late-20th-century cognitive science. | | | For a period of time, he was removed from the Institute of Psychology, mainly as a result of a flare of anti-Semitism. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Luria
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| | The Resolution of the Crisis in Psychology |
| | Luria (1979) begins his autobiography with a discussion of the science of psychology he inherited, and how he had, from his earliest research, sought a way to combine the two psychologies, one experimental/ generalizing, one descriptive/ particularizing. | | | Equally important in my view is the fact that both Luria and Sachs are therapists who engaged their patients as human beings over long periods of time and attempted to demonstrate through practical amelioration of suffering the truth of the basic premisses of their theories. | | | It is their success in bringing together the two ways of knowing that make Luria's longitudinal case studies significant beyond the fields of neuropsychology or cognitive psychology, any of the sub-branches of psychology one cares to name. |
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http://lchc.ucsd.edu/People/Localz/MCole/luria.html
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| | AllRefer.com - Alexander Romanovich Luria (Psychology And Psychiatry, Biography) - Encyclopedia |
| | Luria made advances in many areas, including cognitive psychology, the processes of learning and forgetting, and mental retardation. | | | One of Luria's most important studies charted the way in which damage to specific areas of the brain affect behavior. | | | Alexander Romanovich Luria[ul´´yiksAn´dur rOmAn´uvyich´´ loor´EA] Pronunciation Key, 1902–77, Soviet psychologist. |
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http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/L/Luria-Al.html
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| | Luria felt that all of his work had been no more than the working out of the psychological theory which Vygotsky had constructed. | | | After more than half a century in science, Luria stated that he was unable to name another person who even approached Vygotsky's incredible analytical ability and foresight. | | | He viewed the processes of compensation as the result of an independent exercise of the impaired function, the guided development of the intact aspects of mental activity, and the handicapped child's personality. |
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http://www.igs.net/~cmorris/zpd.html
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| | Table of contents for A.R. Luria and contemporary psychology |
| | Luria And The Cultural-Historical Approach In Psychology A. | | | Luria and the Cultural-Historical Approach in Psychology The Polyphonic Personality of Alexander Luria and the Hamburg Score in Psychology On the Distinctiveness of A. Luria's Research Approach Systemic-Dynamic Lurian Theory and Contemporary Cross-Cultural Neuropsychology Part 3. | | | Table of contents for A.R. Luria and contemporary psychology : festschrift celebrating the centennial of the birth of Luria / Tatiana Akhutina... |
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http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0419/2004014073.html
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| | Narrative Psychology: Theorists and Key Figures H-I-J-K-L |
| | One of Luria's earliest interests centered on psychoanalytic theory as a possible solution to the problem of understanding both the lawfulness of human behavior generally and the individual's particularity as a behavioral agent. | | | The work of these psychologists during the 1920s and subsequent decades is frequently labeled as the "cultural-historical" approach to psychology and has directly influenced the contemporary work of "activity theory" psychologists. | | | Together with Vygotsky and Alexei Leont'ev, Luria focused on the ways by which physical and sensory processes interacted with cultural forces or processes to foster psychological development and growth. |
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http://web2.lemoyne.edu/~hevern/nr-theorists-hijkl.html
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| | Luria |
| | Luria subsequently came to make the acquaintance of the developmental psychologist Lev VYGOTSKY, who seems to have been responsible for cultivating Luria’s interest in neuropsychology. | | | Luria, Alexander (1902 – 1977) – Soviet psychologist. | | | He also encouraged Luria to qualify in medicine. |
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http://www.psybox.com/web_dictionary/luria.htm
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| | Loria Family |
| | One hand is to be held steady while the other is used to press a key or squeeze a rubber bulb in response to verbal stimuli presented by the experimenter, to which the subject is asked to respond verbally with the first word to come to mind. | | | Central to his approach was the belief that "to understand the brain foundations for psychological activity, one must be prepared to study both the brain and the system of activity" (1979, p. | | | Together with Vygotsky and Alexei Nikolaivitch Leontiev, Luria sought to establish an approach to psychology that would enable them to "discover the way natural processes such as physical maturation and sensory mechanisms become intertwined with culturally determined processes to produce the psychological functions of adults" (Luria, 1979, p. |
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http://www.eilatgordinlevitan.com/kurenets/k_pages/loria.html
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| | Harvard University Press: The Mind of a Mnemonist |
| | A welcome re-issue of an English translation of Alexander Luria's famous case-history of hypermnestic man. The study remains the classic paradigm of what Luria called 'romantic science,' a genre characterized by individual portraiture based on an assessment of operative psychological processes. | | | A distinguished Soviet psychologist's study...[of a] young man who was discovered to have a literally limitless memory and eventually became a professional mnemonist. | | | Luria's essay is a model of lucid presentation and is an altogether convincing description of a man whose whole personality and fate was conditioned by an intellectual idiosyncrasy. |
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http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog/LURMIX.html?show=reviews
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| | Welcome to the XXV International Congress of Applied Psychology |
| | Due to this development, the very way of doing basic and applied research in psychology has been changed in the late 90s towards more neuropsychologically motivated modeling and argumentation. | | | After crises of the past, this century should become, on Luria opinion, the era of psychology. | | | The title of my talk is ambiguous on purpose: I mean the past century -- that of Alexander Luria's (1902-1977) birth anniversary -- but also the 21st century. |
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http://www.iaapsy.org/25icap/common/OP103.htm
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| | Activity theory |
| | Cole (1997) Alexander Luria, Cultural Psychology and The Resolution of the Crisis in Psychology mirror | | | Luria and Bruner The Mind of a Mnemonist (Book announcement) |
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http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~mryder/itc_data/activity.html
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| | UCSD Communication People Faculty Michael Cole |
| | "Alexander Luria, Cultural Psychology and The Resolution of the Crisis in Psychology" (August 26, 1997) | | | The making of mind: The autobiography of A. Luria. | | | Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press (introduction and biographical essay by M. Cole). |
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http://communication.ucsd.edu/people/f_cole.html
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| | Luria's Functional Units |
| | Many of his concepts have withstood the test of time, including this model of the hierarchical organization of anatomy and cognitive skills. | | | This is a very brief summary of Alexander Luria’s model of brain functioning, based on his years of experience as a neuropsychologist in Russia. | | | Luria noticed that cooperation and interaction across relatively large anatomical regions could account for the control and functioning of all human cognition. |
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http://vcs.ccc.cccd.edu/crs111/luria.htm
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| | BehaveNet® Clinical Capsule: Alexander Romanovich Luria |
| | Luria, Aleksandr R. Traumatic Aphasia: Its Syndromes, Psychology and Treatment (Janua Linguarum Series Major No 5) (Hardcover - November 1970) | | | Luria, Aleksandr R. The Neuropsychological Analysis of Problem Solving (Hardcover) | | | Luria, Aleksandr R., et al The Making of Mind: A Personal Account of Soviet Psychology (Hardcover - December 1979) |
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http://www.behavenet.com/capsules/people/luriaa.htm
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| | Oliver Sacks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | His favorite example is Alexander Luria's The Mind of the Mnemonist. | | | He earned his medical degrees from Oxford University while a member of The Queen's College and ended up as a resident in neurology at UCLA. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Sacks
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| | Interview: Alexander L Biel, Director, Research International Group |
| | As a researcher, the 64-year-old Alexander Luria Biel, the director of the London-based Research International Group, has been studying brands for the last 15 years. | | | In terms of your brand identity, you might well say: I would like to be one thing in the US and another in India depending on the development of each of those markets. | | | Interview: Alexander L Biel, Director, Research International Group |
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http://www.india-today.com/btoday/07031998/interview.html
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| | Luria, Alexander Romanovich - definition of Luria, Alexander Romanovich by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and ... |
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http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Luria,+Alexander+Romanovich
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| | Luria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. | | | Luria, a long poem by Robert Browning published in 1847 |
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| | Soviet Psychology: Alexander Luria |
| | A brief overview of Luria's life and work | | | The Introduction to The Making of Mind, by Michael Cole, 1979 | | | To find the soul it is necessary to lose it". |
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http://www.marxists.org/archive/luria
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| | Alibris: Alexander R Luria |
| | We guarantee the condition of every book, new or used. | | | Your search: Books » Author: Alexander R Luria | | | by Alexander R. Luria, Aleksandr R. Luria, B. Haigh (Translator) |
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