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Development of pupils in interdisciplinary contexts
Russian Psychological Journal ISSN 1812-1853 · eISSN 2411-5789 · Russian Psychological Society
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Educational Psychology Vol. 9 No. 4 (2012)

Development of pupils in interdisciplinary contexts

  • Ирина Владимировна Абакумова Southern Federal University
    Bio

    Corresponding member of SAS of RAE, head of the department of general and developmental psychology of SFU, Doctor of Psychological Sciences, Professor

  • Ольга Витальевна Тельнова Southern Federal University
    Bio

    assistant professor of the department of
    the pedagogics and pedagogical psychology
    of the psychological faculty of South
    federal University, Candidate of Pedagogical
    Sciences

  • Владимир Трофимович Фоменко Southern Federal University
    Bio

    the head of the department of pedagogics
    and pedagogical psychology of the psychological
    faculty of SFU, professor, doctor
    of pedagogics

Abstract

It is generally recognized by teachers and psychologists that the global purpose of modern education is development of a person. In psychology development is defined as new mental formations. In this connection an activity is considered as a source for development,
and leading kinds of activity are distinguished in its structure. The authors of the present article show that a considerable developing resource for education can be taken from non-psychological theories. Semiotics, synergy, content-genetic logic, the theory of structures, axiology, existential theories, philosophy are among them. In each of the named spheres of knowledge development is defined taking into account its specificity and it differs. In these interdisciplinary contexts in comparison with psychological one development appears more system and enriched, as an ambiguous, heterogeneous, and, at the same time, an integral phenomenon.

Keywords

  • personal development
  • interdisciplinary contexts
  • psychology
  • semiotics
  • content-genetic logic
  • the theory of structures, axiology
  • existential theories
  • philosophy

How to Cite

Development of pupils in interdisciplinary contexts. (2012). Russian Psychological Journal, 9(4), 41-53. https://doi.org/10.21702/rpj.2012.4.5