Notes for S. P. S. S. I. Members

Summary

It is argued that Levin (1) has answered a question Schneider (3) did not ask. Logically, then Levin's procedure does not question the answer Schneider reported, but is appropriate for answering the question he raises.     

School psychology in the U.S.S.R.

Soviet psychologists perform various tasks and provide useful psychological services for pupils and educators. This article describes the general characteristics of education and the preparation and research of psychologists in the U.S.S.R. Also discussed are current practices and emerging trends relating to the establishment of school-based psychological services as well as future developments that may lead to the enhancement of the profession of school psychology in the Soviet Union.     

U.R.S.S. 1925: Politique et religion

The religious debates of the 1920's in the Soviet Union were marked by an agreement to disagree which no longer seems to exist.     

S. A. Janovskaja

With the passing of S. A. Janovskaja, contemporary Soviet philosophy has lost one of its leading experts in logic and in combining creativity with survival.     

De Internationale Signifische Studiegroep (I.S.S.)

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