Psychology

Philosophical and Methodological Problems

Allakhverdov V.M., Nasledov A.D.

Splendour and Misery of Theoretical Psychology: Empirical Validity of Scientific Facts

pp. 44–65

Allakhverdov V.M.

A Sad Optimistic View on Psychological Science: What My Colleagues Think of Psychological Knowledge

pp. 130–139

Facts and Meanings

Belova S.S.

Logic and Intuitive Basis of the First Impression of the Child's Intelligence

pp. 140–147

Ivanov M.V.

An Ode to the Demythologised Experiment

pp. 74–77

Philosophical and Methodological Problems

Konopkin O.A.

Conscious Self-Control: the Structure/Function and Content Aspects

pp. 27–42

Short Reports

Kulygina M.A.

Vernon L. Quinsey, Tracey A. Skilling, Martin L. Lalumiere and Wendy M. Craig. Juvenile Delinquency: Understanding the Origins of Individual Differences

pp. 158–164

Theoretical-Empirical Studies

Nasledov A.D., Allakhverdov V.M.

Splendour and Misery of Empirical Psychology: Towards a Methodological Manifesto of Petersburgian Psychologists

pp. 86–92

Petrenko V.F.

What Is Truth? Our Response to the Lord Chamberlain

pp. 93–101

Valsiner J., Poddyakov A.N.

How to Get out of the Misery without Loosing Splendour

pp. 102–111

Sergienko E.A.

A Science Needs Methodological Laws

pp. 112–115

Short Reports

Ushakova T.N.

Semantics of Speech: Name, Word, Utterance

pp. 4–26

Philosophical and Methodological Problems

Chernigovskaya T.V.

An Inevitable Present

pp. 116–118

Theoretical-Empirical Studies

Shilkov Y.M.

Towards a Methodology of Psychological Knowledge

pp. 119–123

Yurevitch A.V.

Militant Romanticism

pp. 124–129