The Story of a Cultural Psychologist: Autobiographical Observations

Ernst Eduard Boesch

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The following autobiographical essay traces three topics: firstly, the particular individual circumstances which led to me becoming a cultural psychologist under the difficult conditions of postwar Germany; secondly, the main culture-psychological research work we carried out at the University of the Saarland; and thirdly, the theoretical rationale on which this work was based.

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1991Symbolic Action Theory and Cultural Psychology

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