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Re: [xmca] Roles and persons
On 23 January 2013 17:08, White, Phillip <Phillip.White@ucdenver.edu> wrote:
>
> Huw wrote:
>
> The way I understand it, it isn't just roles; it's a social disposition.
>
> And it's not an explanation as such, but an indication of embedding concept
> formation within social realization (or not) and particular kinds of
> affect.
>
> Bozhovich reads somewhat like an account of elder/single child in which
> foreign ground is regularly encountered. Rather than the experience of
> taking it for granted that you go to school and find interesting or
> challenging problems to present -- differences in basic assumptions of
> what "going to school" means, or where the novel territory is.
>
> Which is one of the reasons I'm interested in her metrics. A conventional
> questionnaire would miss the point -- one would have to present the
> "question" and then observe what the children do, rather than say.
>
> So, no fear of too much simplification. :)
>
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>
> reading Bozhovich, his assertions regarding development crises appear to
> me to be descriptions turned into prescriptions of universal normalization.
>
> it reminded me of Perry's work on adult development that came out of Yale
> in 1970, a highly circumscribed vision of development devoid of cultural
> constraints/supports within social demographics, gender, sexuality, race -
> the attributes of course go on and on!
>
> phillip
>
Hi Phillip,
I assumed Lydia Bozhovich was a she?
I think any reference to psychological function / activity derived age is
going to be generalised?
I'm fairly new to reading Bozhovich, but I expect her to relate to activity
pretty closely...
Haven't read Perry.
Best,
Huw
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