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Phillip,
So we might explore Foucault's notion of history as geneology as a
replacement for a history with objective laws? I think that would be very
interesting. I think that Foucault's program for "a historical ontology of
ourselves" has goals that are in many respects similar to V's general
psychology.
Martin
On 2/22/08 2:31 PM, "White, Phillip" <Phillip.White@cudenver.edu> wrote:
> So, for a conception of history to build a new psychology on, a new pedagogy
> in my case, I'd much rather look to Foucault, Bateson, Vygotsky, Bourdieu,
> Cole, Wertsch, and read Tolstoy's "War and Peace" -
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