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Units and Motives in Activity Theory

Units and Motives in Activity Theory. A Talk by Andy Blunden 22 nd February 2011. Thinking and Speech. Thinking which is beyond words. “True” Concepts . Inner Speech. Development of Intellect (Concepts ). “Thinking aloud”. Development of Speech. Pseudo- and Potential Concepts .

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Units and Motives in Activity Theory

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  1. Units and Motives in Activity Theory A Talk by Andy Blunden 22nd February 2011

  2. Thinking and Speech Thinking which is beyond words “True” Concepts Inner Speech Development of Intellect (Concepts) “Thinking aloud” Development of Speech Pseudo- and Potential Concepts Communicative Speech speech concepts Pre-Intellectual Speech and Pre-verbal Intelligence

  3. Vygotsky’s Method Thinking and Speech Word Meaning

  4. Vygotsky’s Method Thinking and Speech Word Meaning Joint, artefact-mediated Action

  5. Perezhivanie(переживаний)

  6. Social Situation of Development

  7. Social Situation of Development Inside/Outside

  8. The General Conceptof Activity Vygotsky’s Concept of Activity

  9. The General Conceptof Activity Herder – Fichte – Hess – Marx

  10. The General Conceptof Activity “Everything is ...

  11. Hans-Georg Gadamer On Documents and Traditions

  12. Hans-Georg Gadamer On Documents and Traditions “... When we try to understand a text, we do not try to transpose ourselves into the author’s mind but we try to transpose ourselves into the perspective within which he has formed his views. But this simply means that we try to understand how what he is saying could be right. If we want to understand, we will try to make his arguments even stronger.”

  13. Motivation as a problem for Vygotsky

  14. An Activity Object

  15. An Activity Immanent in the project itself

  16. Levels and Systems of Activity An Activity An Action An Operation A. N. Leontyev social need

  17. Leontyev’s Three-Level Anatomy of Activity

  18. Levels and Systems of Activity Yrjö Engeström

  19. What is an Activity?

  20. What is an Activity?

  21. Motivation under capitalism Exchange Command& Obey Collaboration

  22. Any Questions?

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