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Introduction and Historical Excursus | |
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Introduction | |
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Soviet Cultural Psychology (1924-) | |
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Goethe's Romantic Science | |
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The Young Hegel and What Drove Him | |
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The Phenomenology and 'Formations of Consciousness' | |
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The Phenomenology | |
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The Subject Matter of the Logic | |
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Being, Essence & the Notion | |
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Subjectivity and Culture | |
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Hegel's Psychology and Spirit | |
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Hegel's Psychology | |
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Marx's Critique of Hegel | |
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Marx and the Foundations of Activity Theory | |
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Activity | |
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Social Formations | |
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Marx's Critique of Political Economy | |
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Abstraction | |
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The Commodity Relation | |
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Conclusions from this Historical Excursus | |
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Lev Vygotsky | |
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Vygotsky's Critique of Behaviorism | |
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Vygotsky's Hegelianism | |
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Behaviorism | |
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Vygotsky's Sources and Influences | |
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Vygotsky and Luria on Romantic Science | |
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Luria | |
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Vygotsky on Units and Microcosms | |
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Unit of Analysis | |
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Vygotsky on Gestalt and Bildung | |
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The Higher Psychological Functions | |
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The Social Situation of Development | |
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Vygotsky on Concepts | |
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The Significance of Vygotsky's Legacy | |
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Activity Theory | |
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Activity | |
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Interdisciplinary Concept | |
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The General Conception of "Activity" | |
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Activity as the Substance of a Science | |
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Gadamer on the Hermeneutic Circle | |
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Criticisms of Vygotsky's Concept of Activity | |
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Vygotsky's Unit of Analysis for Consciousness | |
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Leontyev's Criticism of Vygotsky's Unit of Analysis | |
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Meshcheryakov's Work | |
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Vygotsky's Cultural Psychology | |
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Bakhtin | |
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Leontyev's Anatomy of Activity | |
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Levels of Activity | |
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The Standpoint of Activity Theory | |
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Leontyev's Methodology | |
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Some Outstanding Problems | |
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Leontyev's Activity Theory and Marx's Political Economy | |
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The Object of Labor under Capital | |
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Groups as a Model of Sociality | |
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Yrj� Engestr�m's Model | |
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Michael Cole and Cross-Cultural Psychology | |
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What is Context? | |
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History and Culture | |
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The Results of this Immanent Critique | |
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An Interdisciplinary Approach | |
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Collaborative Projects | |
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Ethics and Collaboration | |
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Social Science and Ethics | |
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Collaboration with Strangers | |
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The Ethics of Collaboration | |
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Marx's Critique of Political Economy and Activity Theory | |
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Collaboration and Exchange | |
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Projects and Firms | |
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Towards a Taxonomy of Activity | |
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Genre, Frame and Field | |
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Collaborative Projects and Identity | |
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Collaborative Projects and Agency | |
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Emancipatory Science | |
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Conclusion | |
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Cultural Psychology and Critical Theory | |
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Science and Survival | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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References | |
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Index | |