Titlebook: Culture as Process; A Tribute to Jaan Va Brady Wagoner,Bo Alles?e Christensen,Carolin Demut Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Rising up to Humanity: Towards a Cultural Psychology of is, I shall argue that Jaan Valsiner’s life and work fits nicely with a tradition of ., which originates with the ancient Greeks and leads up to German philosophers of .. Herder defined . as “rising up to humanity through culture,” and culture in a normative sense would thus be those semiotic and ma

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Valsiner and Van der Veer: A Case of Intellectual Interdependencyups and downs of the fruits of their joint projects are being discussed as well as the difficulties we experience in remembering, reconstructing, and understanding the events and feelings of bygone days.

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The Dynamics of Agency and Context in Human Development: Holism Revisitedre are brought together (or not) in metatheoretical discussions of human development. After a long period of the Cartesian split-mechanistic view of human development, we have increasingly witnessed a shift to more relational views. Moving beyond the separation of mind from body, organism from conte

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The Trajectory of Jaan Valsiner’s Thought to those they study. As such, this makes a good starting point for understanding Jaan Valsiner as a major figure on the global scene in cultural psychology and social philosophy. Part of Jaan’s sociocultural milieu has been the international network of scholars and practitioners that he himself has

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Forever Feeding Forwardoking for newness and dealing with it, solving difficulties or being carried away when things go well, and specific motives, which, like signature, mark their ways. Jaan Valsiner, like everyone, has such a melody of living – a unique way of moving in time and space, across countries and worlds of id

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The , of at reveal the genetic-cultural heritage, as well as the significance of Valsiner’s work to the contemporary cultural psychology. The concept of bounded indeterminacy clearly dispels Jaan Valsiner’s semiotic-cultural psychology from the dichotomy of a self-sufficient self, on the one hand, and from a

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A Stroll Through the Birthplace of Signstion confuses representation (.) with presentation (.) and ultimately leads to overlooking a proto-symbolic dimension of human experience. In this chapter, I explore the nature and aspects of the originary situation where signs are born: the . minimal social encounter. In this situation, it becomes

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Expansive and Restrictive Semiosis: Exploring the Process of Cultural Guidancete action and imagine possibilities. In this chapter, I draw on the work of Valsiner to explore the ways in which culture, as a symbolic system, can either expand or restrict this process of guiding ourselves into the future. I examine two extreme cases: first, expansive semiosis is observed in Samu