Re: [xmca] Situated cognition vs. Socio-cultural theory

From: Mike Cole (lchcmike@gmail.com)
Date: Thu Oct 05 2006 - 14:15:31 PDT


But Armando! History is change. Equating history and development in a
Marxist sense
is EXACTLY what drove Jim Wertsch, del Rio, Alverez and others to propose
sociocultural studies as the meta category.

The issues of diachronic and synchronic heterogeneity appear to be very
important and
badly underspecified (along with the meanings attributed to the concept,
development)
in our discussion. I take this to be what you mean when you write about the
need for
examining the questions of integration of situatedness of learning, social
situation of development (is it uniform at a given age or variable?), (this
is also issue of what is meant by sociocultural context).

Veridad?
mike

On 10/5/06, Armando Perez <armreyper@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> BUT MIKE, HISTORY IS DEPELOPEMENT BUT WHAT
> DEVELOPMENT, IN WHAT DIRECTION, DEVELOPMENT IS HISTORY
> IN WHAT SPECIFIC LEVEL......SITUATED LEARNING, SOCIAL
> SITUATION OF DEVELOPMENT SOCIOCULTURAL CONTEXT. ITS
> INTEGRATION.
> THERE ARE A LOT OF QUESTION IN BOTH, THEORETICAL AND
> PRACTICAL LEVEL......
>
> ARMANDO
>
>
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