PsyAnima
PsyAnima, Dubna Psychological Journal was a scientific journal that published articles on psychological theory, history, methodology, as well as empirical studies. Known mainly for the series of special thematic journal issues about Lev Vygotsky and his legacy and in cultural-historical psychology. History. The journal was founded in 2008 under the auspices of University "Dubna", Russia as a publication vehicle for local psychologists as well as for those not connected with this institution, including international audience of readers and authors. Journal published scholarly studies and research materials in English, Russian, German, Portuguese, and French. Since 2014, the journal's  issues have ceased. Aims and goals. Originally "PsyAnima's" was a journal of general and, mostly, experimental psychology. Later, it gradually came to focus on three specific themes: 1. "Vygotskian Studies" covering but limited to the topics of 2. Integrative and holistic theory of cultural-historical and bio-social development: 3. Transnational science: Special projects. The journal has published several special issues on Vygotsky's legacy, featuring contributions from leading international Vygotskian and Lurian scholars including Jerome Bruner, Oliver Sacks, Elkhonon Goldberg, Michael Cole , René van der Veer , Peter Keiler, , Jüri Allik, and other authors whose groundbreaking studies precipitated the  ongoing "Revisionist revolution" in Vygotskian science. More specifically, there are several ongoing special projects supported by the editorial team of the journal that include such as: The Complete Works of L.S. Vygotsky. In addition to a series of textological works on discourse of Vygotsky's published works that followed recent "archival revolution" in Vygotskian studies, the journal has launched ""PsyAnima" Complete Vygotsky" project republishing rare and virtually inaccessible texts of Soviet scholars associated with Vygotsky Circle that have never been published since the 1920s-1930s and remain virtually unknown to general reader and professional scholars. All these publications of Vygotsky's  works and comments to them are distributed in electronic form and free of charge. This, along with a series of critical textological and theoretical research publications on Vygotsky's legacy, makes this journal the leading edition of the rapidly growing Revisionist movement in Vygotskian science and the major vehicle for the first ever edition of "The Complete Works of L.S. Vygotsky".