Comparative research of scientific concepts of S. L. Rubinstein and V. N. Myasishchev on the problems of a subject and relation. Part 2. Quantitative analysis

Abstract

The second part of the article presents a bibliometric analysis of the text corpora of works by S.L. Rubinstein and V.N. Myasishchev. The frequency of occurrence of the categories “subject” and “relationship” in their monographs, as well as other terms derived from them, are determined. Both authors actively used the categorical-conceptual apparatus associated with the subject of the psychology of the subject and relationship. S.L. Rubinstein referred to the activity and cognitive components of the subject, and V.N. Myasishchev — to its structural and personal characteristics. The thematic focus of their analysis of relationship issues was similar: each of them dealt with the structural, dynamic and personal components of the relationship. In addition, these scientists developed issues at the intersection of these fundamental problems — the relationship of the subject and the subject of the relationship. A conclusion is made about the similar foundations of the conceptual positions of S.L. Rubinstein and V.N. Myasishchev, primarily in the analysis of human psychological relationships.

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