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RE: [xmca] Re: Imitation and Creativity



Hi there,
Lois Holzman has some excellent observations about creativity, learning and imitation in her chapter in Vygotsky and Creativity. So do Oreck & Nicholls in the same text, although their statments are less direct and more implied.
Happy New Year to all,
Cathrene
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