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Re: [xmca] Development of development



Again, apologies for the pedantry ...
Larry Purss wrote:
Andy
I do see your point about seeing an authors concepts as situated in a network or constellation of normative practices.

No. Two things: a constellation of artefacts on one hand, and on the other, a network of practices. In my view it important to distinguish these two clearly.

And No. Not "situated in", a situation.


Andy

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