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Dec 7, 2020 2 min

(S4,Ep65) Are the stereotypes true?

from Vygotsky Podcast Hosted by Anthony Barra

Nikolai Veresov addresses three stereotypes about himself and his opinions of cultural-historical activity theory (CHAT). (Initially published December 3, 2020) Full video: http://tiny.cc/s316tz Veresov (2020) "Identity as a sociocultural phenomenon: the dialectics of belonging, being and becoming" is here: http://tiny.cc/pty5tz

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