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I need to retract the claim I made a couple of weeks ago about Vygotsky
mistaking an idea of Hegel's for Plekhanov's. Having looked at Plekhanov on
Romanitc art and re-reading what Vygotsky said about it, I think I
exaggerated the closeness of the idea to Hegel, and Vygotsky accurately
reflects Plekhanov's view which is very different from Hegel's.
Apologies.
Andy
At 10:12 AM 6/02/2008 +1100, you wrote:
>(2) In "The Psychology of Art" Vygotsky quotes Plekhanov's idea of
>Romantic art, but what is quoted is from Hegel, and it is sufficiently
>idiosyncratic so that either Plekhanov either simply mentioned Hegel's
>idea or copied it as his own, or LSV got mixed up about his source.
>...
>Andy
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