Resumen

ROTH, Wolff-Michael  y  GERMANOS, Erika. Felix Mikhailov: a life devoted to the self-other, individual-society dialects. Educação e Filosofia [online]. 2016, vol.30, n.59, pp.265-289. ISSN 1982-596x.  https://doi.org/10.14393/REVEDFIL.issn.0102-6801.v30n59a2016-p265a289.

Felix Trofimovich Mikhailov, a leading theoretical psychologist and philosopher, who has been described to have been "one of the leading theoretical psychologists of the new twenty-first century and a successor to the traditions of Russian philosophical psychology' represented by the names of L. S. Vygotsky, A. n.Leontiev and others. There is tremendous depth in the work of a scholar little known in the West. Most importantly, he articulated aspects of language that without doubt elaborate and extend the seeds that L. S. Vygotsky had sown round about the time that Mikhailov was born. In this article, we outline some of his ideas and how these relate especially to and continue the work of Vygotsky, which lies in their common commitment (a) to the Spinozist unity of being that expresses itself in the identity of body and mind, self and Other and (b) to dialectical materialist form of investigation.

Palabras clave : Inter-intrasubjectivity; Dialectics; Other.

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