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Van der Veer explains why he doesn't consider the Kozulin translation to be authoritative HERE:
https://openaccess.leidenuniv.nl/dspace/bitstream/1887/10384/1/7_703_061.pdf
It's worth reading, particularly if, like me, you were swept away by the last paragraphs of "Thinking and Speech". Van der Veer offers an alternative translation that is even better.
Still a little skeptical about the rest of his argument, though!
David Kellogg
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