2023
DOI: 10.1177/09593543231200680
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From the proscenium: The influence of Konstantin Stanislavski and the psychology of acting in Vygotsky’s work

G. Logan Pelfrey,
Michael Glassman,
Irina Kuznetcova
et al.

Abstract: The Soviet psychologist L. S. Vygotsky was immersed in theater and the arts through much of his life, collaborating with scholars of the psychology of acting, including Konstantin Stanislavski’s close confidante and long-time editor Liubov Gurevich, on terms and theories expressed in his historically defining text, An Actor’s Work. This article connects linguistic, theoretical, and methodological aspects of Stanislavski’s work with Vygotsky’s quest to develop a new psychology, finding its apogee in the works o… Show more

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