Odd problems, Eric (re where message are, nothing odd about the problem of
understanding "identity" vis a vis personality/lichnost within chat).
Will check on it now.
mike
On Nov 26, 2007 12:43 PM, <ERIC.RAMBERG@spps.org> wrote:
>
> To all:
>
> Perhaps this message will get through perhaps not. For some reason I am
> not receiving any emails from the listserve and have been unable to follow
> the discussion. When I go to XMCA to follow the discussion the hyperlink
> of a post does not connect to the relevant post but rather to a post in
> October. Very strange. I wonder if the Russian text in Mike's original
> post has anything to do with the issue.
>
> Anyway. My initial reason for inquiring regarding Lave and Wenger was
> because I recall they discuss identity in their research but I did not
> know
> if it was in the same avenue of study as Andy was inquiring about.
> Perhaps
> it is more in tune to identity within a 'community of practice' rather
> then
> identity pertaining to popeye's "I yam what I yam," sort of statement.
>
> Andy, when you asked the intitial question you were interested in identity
> as it pertained to personality or were you more interested in identity as
> it pertains to how people view their roles in societal context?
>
> Barbara Rogoff also writes about identity formation but she is similar to
> Jean Lave in viewing identity as a cultural construct and not an internal
> psychological construct.
>
> Maybe by the time this message posts the stream of discussion on the issue
> has waned and people are onto bigger and better things.
>
> eric
>
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