Bakhtin, Freud, and Early Soviet Psychology

Abstract

From time to time this journal reaches back into the history of Soviet psychology to publish pieces that reveal the history and dynamics of psychology in the USSR. This "archival" effort is the editor's way of attempting to recover material that has been lost in the combination of paper shortages and ideological conflicts that erased from public memory the seeds of the ideas with which we are confronted in the current historical era.

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