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I apologize in the error, Valsiner is the editor and not sole author of the
aforementioned Volume.
ERIC.RAMBERG@spp
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to "eXtended
Mind, Culture,
Activity"
For those interested in the Nomothetic/Idiographic distinction please
reference Valsiner's The individual subject and scientific psychology.
1986, Plenum Press
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