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Andy mike cole wrote:
well we are sure agreed about the context dependent part. I argue for different principles of change in what ... I refer to as cultural-historical genesis. I am just real uncertain about how to characterize more micro levels of development/context/historical..... change.Wertsch's paper is one of several treatments of the topic, the only one I could put my bytes on quickly and as a followup to Vera's suggestion. There are other papers with other examples. But first, what about what we have?? mike
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