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[xmca] An interesting book



I just came across this new book on Vygotsky that explores the "secondary"
literature ABOUT Vygotsky.
The book is an attempt to "return" to the "primary" Vygotsky by exploring
the last 3 chapters of "thinking & Speech" [in depth :-))]

Seems to be exploring the WAY knowledge "in books" [ book history] develops
an authors "original" ideas in multiple directions.

David K the notion of "coherence" and "cohesion" seems to be at play in
this book.

http://www.cambridge.org/gb/knowledge/isbn/item5744234/?site_locale=en_GB

Larry
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