The Activity Approach: New Lines of Research

Russian Studies in Philosophy 40 (2):44-54 (2001)
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Abstract

The transition in the discussion of activity from production-labor and industrial-technological problems to practical problems of life activity proper means that forms of life activity that were formerly unshakable are now becoming the primary object of transformations and purposeful changes: the family, kinship systems, forms of communal life, the genetic basis of man, and man himself with his various capabilities and functions

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