Research Hub and Public Archive
A historical and theoretical archive of attempts to explain mind, behavior, and development through material life.
Mainstream psychology often split mind from social life, reducing development to isolated cognition or decontextualized behavior. Materialist psychology tracks a different lineage that ties psyche to labor, institutions, class relations, embodiment, and historical change.
Marx and Engels to Sechenov, Pavlov, and Bekhterev. Vygotsky, Luria, and Leontiev to Wallon, Politzer, and Seve. Bourdieu to AST.
Follow 0 timeline events and map institutional breaks across traditions, then branch into 0 linked thinker dossiers.
Work through 0 core concepts to connect category definitions, debates, and methodological stakes across the archive.
Read the current synthesis draft, then use 0 historical events and 0 concepts as the primary evidence pathway behind the model.
In progress: the AST evidence stack is still expanding. For additional context now, start with the lineage map, the 0 thinker dossiers, and 0 published field notes.