Resumo
Este trabalho é uma reflexão teórica que aproxima a pedologia (o estudo da criança) proposta por Vigotski e a abordagem multirreferencial, proposta por Jacques Ardoino. Ambas se subsidiam na dialética para compreenderem fenômenos psicológicos e sociais. A pedologia aborda o processo de desenvolvimento humano a partir da relação dialética entre os aspectos sociais e biológicos, e da relação dialética das funções psicológicas superiores. A multirreferencialidade propõe uma leitura plural dos processos, articulando diferentes ângulos, em função de sistemas referenciais distintos. Ambas teorias nos permitem compreender o desenvolvimento humano a partir da sua complexidade, atravessando os campos das ciências do homem e da sociedade, envolvendo várias disciplinas. Assim, pode-se abordar o desenvolvimento humano holisticamente, sem reduzi-lo em elementos mais simples, cartesianamente.
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