The article is a study into the advent of the ‘systems approach’ in Soviet psychology in the 1970s. This arose mainly through the theoretical publications of B. F. Lomov, written after he had been appointed director of the newly established Institute of Psychology. These publications are examined as reflections of those interests related to the sociopolitical role of the director of this leading psychology institution, which was officially charged with building a common theoretical and methodological framework for all Soviet psychology. The main goal of these texts, predetermined by the role of their author, was to advance a theoretical scheme that made possible a formal unification of the schools of psychology, and which at the same time promoted an image of psychology as a research field that was both capable of achieving practically applicable results and compatible with the new ‘big science’ trend.

本文是对1970年代苏联心理学中“系统方法”的出现的研究。这主要是由于BF Lomov被任命为新成立的心理学研究所所长之后撰写的理论出版物所致。对这些出版物进行了考察，以反映这些与该领先心理学机构所长的社会政治角色有关的利益，该机构正式负责为所有苏联心理学建立共同的理论和方法论框架。这些文本的主要目标是根据其作者的角色预先确定的，目的是推进一种理论方案，使心理学派的正式统一成为可能，