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YOU ARE MORE than welcome to don blinders, sometimes it makes
horses shy less, but also gives you tunnel vision. Intentions don't
explain many aspects of human experience, and this is their
shortfall, which transfers to those who put all their eggs in the
same intentionalist basket.
Sorry for the puns and metaphors.
Cheers,
Michael
On 9-Oct-08, at 6:56 PM, David Kellogg wrote:
Michael, I am afraid I am thoroughly intentionalist; I think of it as
just being practical, though. It's all about understanding classroom
discourse. But let me return to the stuff Steve helpfully laid before
us.
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