The article is devoted to the analysis of L.I. Antsyferova’s ideas reflected in contemporary works on the study of human resilience. It is noted that her research remains relevant and forms the foundation for the development of many areas of modern psychology. Studies on the psychology of thinking based on “problem-solving” models are compared with works on human resilience. The phenomenology of difficult situations according to L.I. Antsyferova correlates with the most important concept of resilience — not only enduring a challenging life situation but emerging from it with a renewed sense of one’s ability to live despite life’s circumstances. The dynamic approach to studying personality from the perspective of developing human resilience as an adaptive dynamic system is analyzed. It is shown that Antsyferova’s ideas on lifelong learning rely on human resources and resilience in acquiring new skills during career changes. The conclusion highlights the enduring value of her research, which can serve as a methodology for studies on human resilience.
A. V. Makhnach (Wed,) studied this question.