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Thanks for the info, Dot. Thanks for all the hard work, Peter. mike On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 7:11 PM, Dot Robbins <drobbins72000@yahoo.com>wrote: > > > Dear Friends, > hankThis note is a request for help and support. Thank you in advance. > There is a new translation of V. V. Davydov's Problems of Developmental > Instruction: A Theoretical and Experimental Psychological Study. Peter > Moxhay spent years (with no pay) translating this work, and I sincerely > believe it is one of the finest theoretical/praxis-oriented works on > cultural-historical theory and child development I have ever read. Truly, I > learned more from Peter's translation of Davydov than I have learned in > years. It is highly theoretical, with answers to many questions regarding > the Vygotskian tradition, and it addresses issues of child development. I am > hoping you can help order this book for your university library, or write a > review of the book for journals, amazon.com, and anything you can think > of. So many books in our tradition either offer theory or praxis....this > particular book offers something I have seldom read before.....Even if you > are not specialized in > child development, you will learn more about cultural-historical theory > than you might ever imagine....I am hoping you will help us share > information on this book. It was translated with total precision, and we are > only interested in sharing the content as much as possible. There is no > commercial interest involved with this note. I am writing this note to you > because of my deep belief in what we can learn as a community. Now, there is > a new series with Nova Science called International Perspectives in > Non-Classical Psychology, and this is the first book in this new series. > There is future interest in publishing works of today that maintain the > highest quality of both theory and praxis (which in my understanding cannot > be divided within Vygotskian psychology). If you are interested in > submitting abstracts, please let me know. Again, books in this series will > be a devotion of love, not much else, apart from a deep belief in the > principles Vygotsky showed > us. > Thanks so much for your support. > Dot > > > > _______________________________________________ > xmca mailing list > xmca@weber.ucsd.edu > http://dss.ucsd.edu/mailman/listinfo/xmca > > _______________________________________________ xmca mailing list xmca@weber.ucsd.edu http://dss.ucsd.edu/mailman/listinfo/xmca