Re: [xmca] Activity and interpsychological aspects of CHAT

[Andy Blunden <ablunden@mira.net>]

I guess I don't very much like the use of the words 
"education" and "training" in these situations. A bit like 
those places people would be sent for "re-education" in 
China. In Bolivia you say they are wanting to "educate" 
campesinos into supporting a type of irrigation which does 
not yet exist. As to habitat etc., I imagine Cambodian 
farmers would like the kind of wealth which we have achieved 
by obliterating the habitat. With so many conflicting 
interests, it seems to me more about power than education.

Andy

christine schweighart wrote:
> Thanks for the reply - I was referring to the Fernando Gonzalez Rey's 
> article on papers for discussion this month - sorry about that!
> http://communication.ucsd.edu/MCA/Paper/index.html
> It's not the same one as the article for discussion.


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