Guram Kutaladze (Editor)
Ramaz Saqvarelidze, Irakli Imedadze, and Nanuli Tskhvedadze (Scientific Editors)
Nino Gegenava and Marine Khuroshvili (Translators)
Trevor Cartledge (Translation Editor)

Series: Georgian Classics
BISAC: PSY015000; PHI000000; PSY000000
DOI: https://doi.org/10.52305/TABF4861

The author of the works included in this book is the outstanding Georgian psychologist Dimitri Uznadze, who was a student of Wilhelm Wundt, the founder of scientific psychology. Dimitri Uznadze created the general psychological theory of set, and as part of his legacy he left a strong scientific school that conceptually and experimentally operated psychology in this direction for a long time. Uznadze’s scientific work is extremely rich and diverse. Other than the theory of set, it includes much important research in different fields of psychological science, as well as serious works of philosophy and pedagogy. A small portion of each is included in this publication so that readers can gain an idea of the intellectual range of this multifaceted thinker. This book evokes interest in Uznadze himself as well as in a more fundamental introduction to the Georgian psychological school that he created. This school solves the problems of psychic determination; the integration of psychological schools; the classification of behavior; characterization of a person; and other important topics in quite an original way.

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