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I would like to know the policy for accessing a copy of an article from the MCA archives. The article is, *Self and Other in Bakhtin's Early Philosophical Essays: Prelude to a Theory of Consciousness by Deborah Hicks. [MCA 7:3, 227-142] This article is contrasting early Bakhtin with his later writings. In particular the earlier notions of *answerability* and later extensions of this concept into cultural/historical *accentuation*. At the time XMCA had an extended conversation [which I have pasted into a word document that is 30 pages]. Jay Lemke in particular elaborated on Deborah Hicks project. I would like to share this article with others in my school district if possible? Larry __________________________________________ _____ xmca mailing list xmca@weber.ucsd.edu http://dss.ucsd.edu/mailman/listinfo/xmca