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>My biggest point is there is a lesson for activity theory -- in the 'rules',
>division of labor' and 'community' categories, and of course production,
>consumption, exchange, are the hooks to hang the economic contributions to
>context.
Bill, can you elaborate the 'lesson' for AT -- which (already) offers the
hooks availabel to hang economic contributions to the context? What
adjustments do you have in mind?
jd
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