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Re: [xmca] Teresa in Ecstasy



On Tue, 1 Mar 2011, David Kellogg wrote:

Vygotsky does say that the real purpose of descriptive psychology is to provide a scientific road down the same paths blazed by poets, painters, playwrights and novelists. But he should have added at least one sculptor!

Keen idea!

Can someone share the citation wherre I could find that statement by Vygotsky?

Thanks.
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