Activity Theory: Legacies, Standpoints, and Hopes: A discussion of Andy Blunden'sAn Interdisciplinary Theory of Activity

Morten Nissen

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Innovative Education and Learning Practices Psychology of Development and Education Social Representations and Identity

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I was lucky to be recruited to do my first book review for Mind, Culture, and Activity. Not just because this was how I secured Mike Cole's review of the same book for my own journal, Outlines — Cr...

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1994Situated Learning: Legitimate Peripheral Participation.1991Situated Learning 1999Communities of practice learning, meaning, and identity 1998Communities of Practice 1994We have never been modern 1994We Have Never Been Modern 2014Learning by Expanding 1978Activity, consciousness, and personality

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