> space (1953) or Lewin's life space (Lewin, 1943; 1951/76). It assumes
> meaning is neither socially based nor reducible to the social. It is a
> social condition of society itself. Vygotsky clearly recognized the
> complexity of this relationship. It is not so clear that all of his
> intellectual descendants do.
While I appreciated your posting very much, I would really like if you
were able to expand more on the difference that you have drawn. I think
that 'socially-based' and a 'social condition of society itself' may not
be stating the difference explicitly enough. Thanks.
ania