Try this

[artme]

Born in Orsa 1896, died of TB in Moscow in1934..........................


Is this insufficient enough Bob? :rolleyes:

Is "insufficient enough" an oxymoron?

[RETIRED]

Psychiatrist?

[FenceFurniture]

Well, that stops the Wiki search engine, and the rest of me.

[NCArcher]

Yeah, I found Lev as well . I doubt there are too many people who were born and died in those years and those places.
I have to admit I have never heard of him though.
Art, it would have to be pretty obscure to fool Google. It's an excellent search engine.

[artme]

Not a psychiatrist.

[NCArcher]

OK, he actually had a law degree and he was known as a psychologist.

[artme]

OK, he actually had a law degree and he was known as a psychologist.:2tsup:

Now let some others have a go., pretty please.:rolleyes:

[artme]

Not a lot of interest in this fellow apparently.

It is interesting to compare the approach of Piaget with that of this brilliant Russian.

It's a bit like the nature/nurture debate, to which it is related. Who will ever determine
which end of the argument has the more profound influence??

[doug3030]

Is "insufficient enough" an oxymoron?

No it is a tautology

[Mutawintji]

I think I got him .... Lev ?

I pasted this into google .. got him first time ..

'Born Orsa 1896, died Moscow 1934'

Had never heard of him before.

Greg

[artme]

I think I got him .... Lev ?

I pasted this into google .. got him first time ..

'Born Orsa 1896, died Moscow 1934'

Had never heard of him before.

Greg

See what you learn in unexpected places!!!:q

[Mutawintji]

See what you learn in unexpected places!!!:q

Not so unexpected ...... Whenever I ask a doozy its answered before I even finish hitting the post button ... Haaaa

Pretty learned and clue-ed up guys on this forum.

greg :cool:

[RETIRED]

Not a psychiatrist.Although having a Law degree he never actually practised law.

He is renowned for his theories of the behaviour of children in the learning process.

By the way I did not Google it. I knew straight away because my father had to write an essay on him and I proof read it. This was long before the internet.

Amazing the trivial stuff one remembers.:D:rolleyes:

[artme]

True , it is amazing what one remembers.

I can pull stuphph from my cluttered mind that has been in there for years.

Can't remember whee I put my countersink bit yesterday, however.:no::no::no: