The paper itself does not do a side by side comparison Janet, and I htink this is what you were asking for. The comparison was done mostly as background work to revising for publication, and there are a couple places in which the comparison emerges. I'll just send you the paper directly, in case you're still interested.
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From: Janet Frost <jhfrost@unr.edu>
> Would it be possible to get the references for this paper? It sounds like it
> would be valuable reading.
>
>
> On 10/21/06 11:11 AM, "bb" <xmca-whoever@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> >
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> > Tony Whitson wrote:
> >
> >> for analyzing some of the things in that paper. Not a choice between
> >> differing theories [chat vs sitcog] so much as a selection of one toolbox
> >> rather than the
> >> other (as I understood it).
> >>
> >> What do you thiink?
> >>
> > The comment made in that paper was dialogical, in response to one of the
> > reviewers who had questioned why CHAT and not CoP was the framework of that
> > study! Because of the reviewers question, I felt it was necessary to do a
> > side-by-side comparison of CHAT and CoP -- and it actually affected the whole
> > paper. The way you rephrased it in this new context makes perfect sense, in
> > retrospect. We have choices in the semantic resources we can bring to bear
> > when working with theory, and those of CHAT are richer and more cohesive than
> > CoP, due in part to the former's substantial history of development by many.
> >
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