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Re: [xmca] LSV/Internalization/CH-Language

Dot, thanks for that article. I've never seen anything written by Zinchenko before. There is no reason to scan it. It is a text-based (not image-based) PDF and people can use it just like a text document. 

Andy

Dot Robbins wrote:

... Unfortunately, I do not have a scanner for this one by Zinchenko (From Classical to Organic Psychology: In Commemoration of the Centennial of Lev Vygotsky’s Birth, pp. 3-26. In Voices within Vygotsky’s Non-Classical Psychology, Past, Present, Future. Editors, Stetsenko and Robbins. Nova Science, 2002). If anyone could scan the article and post it, ...> Dot


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