Doris,
I had no intention of act as something like an "ideological policeman".
Those questions are really reverberating into my mind since a long time.
And, until now, I had no time to put them at least in a satisfatory design
to be solved.
If, by one side, I only know translations (to Spanish, English and
Portuguese) of Luria-Vygotsky's STUDIES ON THE HISTORY OF BEHAVIOR: APE,
PRIMITIVE, AND CHILD - and other written pieces of both in which the word
"primitive" is used, by another, the largelly known use of this word by them
had been cultural-historical theory's "glass door", to which stones still be
"shotten".
-----Mensagem original-----
De: DGeorgiou@aol.com <DGeorgiou@aol.com>
Para: xmca@weber.ucsd.edu <xmca@weber.ucsd.edu>
Data: Segunda-feira, 19 de Março de 2001 21:55
Assunto: Re: Ingold's articles ...
>My apologies, Ricardo, "primitive" is my own expression and it is not meant
>to be derogatory in any way. I intended it to mean something akeen to
"plain"
>rather than complex.
>
>Doris.
>
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