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The ten principles of historical-cultural psychology

Moisès Esteban‐Guitart

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According to the cultural psychology it is not possible to understand human behavior and mind without analyzing the historical, institutional, social and cultural context in that it expresses and develops. Under this perspective, the psychological phenomenon is the product of its participation in socio-cultural activities and situations through which people make their own the set of artifacts valued by a community in a certain historical

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Key concepts: Cultural psychology, Perspective (graphical), Phenomenon, Context (archaeology), Epistemology, Sociology, Social psychology, Set (abstract data type)