Re: [xmca] Glick on development, layering, contexts etc

[LARRY PURSS <lpurss@shaw.ca>]

Hi Mike

This statement of Joseph Glick does seem interesting.  Do you have any more specific references where he is elaborating his account of "shifting domination'?  I would be interested in reading an article by Joseph. When I checked the access I have through my work site data base of articles, all I got was a list of "abstracts" of articles, with no FULL PDF articles. [This data base is much more limited than university data bases.

Thanks,

Larry

----- Original Message -----
From: mike cole <lchcmike@gmail.com>
Date: Saturday, July 24, 2010 12:20 pm
Subject: [xmca] Glick on development, layering, contexts etc
To: "eXtended Mind, Culture,Activity" <xmca@weber.ucsd.edu>

> Looking for something else, I came across this statement of 
> ideas by Joe
> Glick
> who once was active on xlchc/xmca. They strike me as relevant to 
> variousthreads
> of XMCA discussion. Joe was a student of Werner and Kaplan.
> mike
> 
> Substantively, I have been interested in developing a conception of
> development and of developmental change which identifies the "layered"
> aspect of psychological functioning, where one sees 
> developmental processes
> as composed on multiple levels, with multiple levels of 
> influence operating,
> with shifting patterns of dominance, depending on the 
> particulars of
> situation. Thus, developmental theory would have to develop both 
> a language
> to describe the layering of processes and a language to describe the
> powerful aspects of the situation. This work has been explored 
> both in
> cross-cultural studies of people in Africa, Mexico and the 
> United States, as
> well as in studies of adult development in changing workplaces, 
> both in the
> United States and in Germany.
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