At 01:32 PM 11/8/97 -0800, you wrote:
>Jay wrote, among other things:
>(1) how the community-scale analysis and the individual-scale analysis are
>to be smoothly integrated with one another in the theory, and
>
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>Jay-- I know this is only a tiny fragment of what you were writing
>about which was the process of hominization writ large, but I
>focus here in my own work and this is a level that members of
>xmca, in principle, ought to be able to conduct empirical as
>well as theoretical work on.
>
>In Cultural Psychology I offer up one empirical approach, a
>"mesogenetic" methodology focused on microgenesis, ontogenesis,
>and cultural-historical genesis of a particular activity system.
>Discussion of the book on xmca never got that far, so I am not
>certain of how people responded to that effort.
>
>I would be very interested in hearing from members of XMCA about
>research they are engaged in, or which they know about, which
>brings community and individual analyses together.
>
>mike
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>
>
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