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Nice to have you back, Helena.Michael and David have just opened a conversation on mediation in Vygotsky and Dewey. I can't really say about Dewey, but it appears to me that Mead did not really have a concept of mediation (though it can be read back into his work by someone who does have a concept of mediation); Peirce on the other hand, is the prince of mediation. Dewey, I don't know.
Andy Worthen, Helena Harlow wrote:
Greetings: I'm trying to re-join xmca after a long break; is there a conversation going on?Thanks --Helena Worthen
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