[xmca] Re: prolepsis

Hi Armando. I will cc to xmca because the issue is important. I am pretty
sure that
Leontiev adopts a view similar to that stated by Dewey, but cannot put my
hand on the quote. That is, there is a double movement/moment with respect
to the object/objective of activity, but cannot put my hands on the place in
Leontiev. I am hoping that Reijo
will help, or Yrjo, but everyone seems pretty busy.
mike

On 4/30/07, Armando Perez Yera <armandop@sociales.uclv.edu.cu> wrote:
>
> Mike:
> I always establish a difrference between real object and ideal object. It
> is very interesting the idea of Dewey but not only in the sense of
> anticipation. The past and the present of the research is always include in
> the ideal object of research. And also the theoretical and epistemological
> context. The object of activity for Leontiev is a real object? In my
> appreciation it is. That's why I dont agree absolutely with Leontiev. The
> object of activity it is defined from the subject of actibivy. What do you
> thing?
> Armando
> Excuse me for write from another e mail
>
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