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Dear Mike I would like to help, but I do not see the question not seeing the paper. Point of view is точка зрения while in translations of Piagetian context "perspective" is used for being able to see from a different point of view (other person) Sincerely yours Bella Kotik-Friedgut On Fri, Nov 29, 2013 at 8:21 PM, mike cole <lchcmike@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear Russian experts on XMCA > > I have been reading about the development of intersubjectivity and > perspective taking, including an article by scholars who say they are > working in the "sociocultural perspective." It got me to wondering how > Russian scholars discuss these topics. No Russians are cited in the work I > am reading, but Mead and > Piaget. > > When looking at suggested translations into Russian from English for these > terms, the cognate > perspectiv seems to appear almost everywhere. The phrase for "point of > view" is literally that, > tochka-point zreniya-seeing, genetive case. > > I figure I am blind to something obvious here, but darned if I know what it > is. Any help out there?? > mike > > P > S-- Eugene wrote an interesting article in MCA a while back on > intersubjectivity and there are Vygotsky > refs but they do not seem to go to the question I am asking. Perhaps its > just my bad question! >