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Re: [xmca] Activity Theory and Music Performance



Hi Luc:
Your work sounds fascinating! You might be interested in Patricia St. John's (PatriciaStJohn@aol.edu) research that addresses music and creativity through a cultural-historical lens....as well as the work of Vera John-Steiner. Best of luck with your studies.
Cathrene 
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