Titlebook: Annals of Theoretical Psychology; Paul Geert,Leendert P. Mos,William J. Baker (Profe Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 19

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Knowledge and Representation: The acquisition of knowledge in infancy, is based on the assumption that development originates in a limited set of sensori-motor activities which progressively impose structure on experience. An alternative, . account, based on James Gibson’s theorising, can be supported by much recent evidence on infant perceptioa The assumption here i

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From Perception to Conceptionory of perception, a theory that I have not found to be particularly helpful in my quest to understand the conceptual foundations of the mind. But as he elaborated his understanding of this view, and contrasted it with the more traditional constructivist view of Piaget, I came to realize that despit

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Mechanisms of Developmental Progressionressed the leading role of human culture for the process of psychological development. A great body of empirical investigation initiated by these ideas has been concerned with development of certain types of children’s activity (., learning, drawing, etc.), development of psychological processes — m

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Sociocultural Issues in Soviet Psychological Researchss of this tradition, his chapter is quite an accomplishment. Venger has managed to summarize a set of major ideas in such a way that readers are not short changed of anything; instead, they are encouraged to read more of the writings cited (several of which are now translated from Russian into othe

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Mechanisms for the Translation and Communication of Developmental Theoryin this volume, are a form of scholarly travel. As with actual travel to foreign lands, such journeys are often motivated by a somewhat confused admixture of curiosity, openness to new experiences, and a vague sense of need. This sense of need reflects the extent to which both types of journeys cons

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Reply to Commentariesis one of the best known representatives of the Vygotskian school in the United States and, hence, understands my description of the developmental work of the Vygotskian school “from the inside”. His commentary clarifies and broadens our understanding of some this school’s significant contributions.

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