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Peirce and chat-- I should have remembered!



Peg-- Wednesday was kind of a crazy day here so we did not close the
polls for voting on
an article for discussion, but the  Peirce article was leading last I
looked. Too bad we can't make them all available for free!  We'll
close on monday if I can keep my head about me.

I took my own advice and googled lchc. Of course Peirce is all over
the place. But an obvious place to start is with  *Learning by
Expanding* .  The shortcut to the relevant place is

http://lchc.ucsd.edu/MCA/Paper/Engestrom/expanding/ch2.htm