Activity Theory and Social Practice: Cultural-Historical Approaches

• Mariane Hedegaard, Seth Chaiklin, & Uffe Juul Jensen: Activity Theory and Social Practice: An Introduction

Human Activity and Social Practice

• Ghita Vygotskaya: On Vygotsky's Research and Life
• Vasily V. Davydov: A New Approach to the Interpretation of Activity Structure and Content
• Bernd Fichtner: Activity Revisited as an Explanatory Principle and as an Object of Study — Old Limits and New Perspectives
• Peeter Tulviste: Activity as an Explanatory Principle in Cultural Psychology

Philosophical Investigations of Activity and Social Practice

• Uffe Juul Jensen: Categories in Activity Theory: Marx's Philosophy Just-in-time
• Vladislav A. Lektorsky: Historical Change of the Notion of Activity: Philosophical Presuppositions
• Terence Turner: Activism, Activity and the New Cultural Politics: An Anthropological Perspective
• Ethel Tobach: Evolution, Genetics and Psychology: The Crisis in Psychology. Vygotsky, Luria and Leontiev Revisited

Gendered Social Practice

• Martha Nussbaum: Public Philosophy and International Feminism
• Vera John-Steiner: Sociocultural and Feminist Theory: Mutuality and Relevance

Cultural-Historical Approaches to Development and Personality

• Jerome Bruner: Infancy and Culture: A Story
• Anna P. Stetsenko: Social Interaction, Cultural Tools and the Zone of Proximal Development: In Search of a Synthesis
• Fernando González Rey: Personality, Subject and Human Development: The Subjective Character of Human Activity

Institutions and Organizations as Mediators Between Subject and Society

• Mariane Hedegaard: Institutional Practices Cultural Positions, and Personal Motives: Immigrant Turkish Parents' Conceptions about their Children's School Life
• Amelia Alvárez & Pablo del Río: Cultural Mind and Cultural Identity: Projects for Life in Body and Spirit
• Vitaly V. Rubtsov: Recent Trends in the Development of Education in Russia and the Role of Activity Theory for Schooling
• Yrjö Engeström, Ritva Engeström, & Tarja Vähäaho: When the Center Does Not Hold: The Importance of Knotworking