Re: [xmca] suggestions for a new approach

Thank you for your response, Andy. You answered my question very
adequately.
- Steve

On Dec 30, 2007, at 7:21 PM, Andy Blunden wrote:

>
>
> My goodness Steve! you've really caught me there! It is quite wrong
> to make a gesture towards "some more recent Marxists" and then never
> explain what I meant. And my memory of what I had in mind is not too
> good either.
>
> But I think what I meant is simply the series of writers, mostly
> Russians, who continued work in the CHAT tradition - AR Luria, AA
> Leontyev, Brushlinsky, Rubenshtein, Ilyenkov, Mikhailov, Lektorsky
> as well as Wertsch, Cole and so on, but I am saying that I am not
> going to go into all that (1. not qualified, 2. off the point), but
> just use these two "founding fathers" to mark out the territory. I
> don't think I had anyone in mind outside of the CHAT tradition.
>
> Andy
> At 02:27 PM 30/12/2007 -0500, you wrote:
>> Andy, who are you referring to in this statement from your paper?
>>
>> "Vygotsky and Leontyev are the foremost pioneers in the theorization
>> of the subject from the standpoint of psychology, particularly
>> learning; there are some more recent Marxists whose ideas offer
>> suggestions for a new approach of the understanding of social
>> formations as well."
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>> - Steve
>>
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