Re: [xmca] Vygotsky on Identity? - LSV never wrote on Identity :)

Is Vygotsky talking about identity or self concept when states "we
become ourselves through others" and that "personality becomes a
personality for itself by virtue of the fact that it is in itself,
through what it previously showed is itself for others?" (Vygotsky,
1929/1989, p. 56) - This is from "concrete human psychology" -available
from the xmca paper archive.
David Atencio

bella kotik wrote:

>You are right, Anton- there is no exact word in Russian, but there are
>related terms and themas. When he speaks about the role of
>national/international culture in upbringing and education is it related to
>identity formation?
>Bella Kotik-Friedgut
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>On 11/21/07, Anton Yasnitsky <the_yasya@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>I would argue Vygotsky never wrote on Identity :) --
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>>unless anybody points out what Identity might stand for in Vygotsky's -
>>preferably original - texts.
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>>AY.
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>>--- Andy Blunden <ablunden@mira.net> wrote:
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>>>Can anyone point me to where I should look in Vygotsky for his ideas on
>>>Identity and Identity formation?
>>>I have the LSV Collected Works.
>>>
>>>Andy
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