Boesch’s Symbolic Action Theory in Interaction

Lívia Mathias Simão

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Some remarks are presented reflecting recent implications of Boesch’s symbolic action theory for the development of studies concerned with the relationship between verbal interaction and knowledge construction. In doing so, attempts are made to improve the interlocution of Boesch’s account with other significant semiotic-constructivist propositions.

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