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Your mentioning of Moscovici's influence on Sandra Jovchelovitch generated a question on another theorist who has been influenced by his ideas. I. Markova and her idea that every communicational act involves a TRIADIC structure of "Ego - Alter - Object". I could post an article if others are interested. Mike asks how important is the theme of social representations and Markova's triadic communication acts within dialogue, informative of a CHAT perspective. Also what are the weaknesses within this approach? I find the ideas thought provoking. Larry ----- Original Message ----- From: mike cole <lchcmike@gmail.com> Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010 10:50 am Subject: [xmca] Time in the unit of analysis: Social representations To: "eXtended Mind, Culture,Activity" <xmca@weber.ucsd.edu> Cc: "Glick, Joseph" <jglick@gc.cuny.edu> > I have been reading the work of Sandra Jovchelovitch at LSE and > wonder if > this work has come to the attention of others? It seems very > closely related > to a CHAT perspective, with many common genealogical > roots. Just how closely her elaboration of Moscovici's work on social > representations is a chat perspective I am unsure. One onceuponatime > participant in xmca, Joe Glick has some apposite complementary > thingts to > say about her recent book, *Knowledge and Representation. > > *Certainly seems worth a review in MCA if anyone is > interested/informed. > My particular reason for posting this note is that in her book, > which starts > with a subject-object-subject > triangle that, when elaborated, appears to have the elements > that folks on > this list appear to wish in a > metatheoretical framework, refers to work of Bauer and Gaskell > that contains > a triangle IN TIME. One often hears complaints about the a > temporality for > triangular representations of mediated activity theories, so I > thought the > Bauer and Gaskell picture might inspire somone to produce a > representationthat would do the same for Yrjo's expanded > triangle. Here is the social rep > version. Anyone out there able to > expand on this? (attached)? > mike > _______________________________________________ xmca mailing list xmca@weber.ucsd.edu http://dss.ucsd.edu/mailman/listinfo/xmca