Sergei Rubinstein

Sergei Leonidovich Rubinstein (1889–1960) was a soviet psychologist and

Sergei Leonidovich
philosopher. In 1921 he became the professor of the department of philosophy and
Rubinstein
psychology in Novorossiysk university. He is known for discovering fundamentally
new and highly promising trends in the development of psychological science and Occupation Psychologist
philosophy. For his work “The principles of general psychology” he was awarded Known for Stalin Prize
the Stalin Prize in 1942.[1]

References
1. "The scientific school of S.L.Rubinstein. Инстит
ут психологии РАН" (http://www.ipras.ru/cntnt/eng/informatio/the_sci
ent.html). www.ipras.ru. Retrieved 2016-05-21.

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