"This is a history of CHAT (Cultural-Historical Activity Theory): where it came from, how it developed, what challenges it faces when applied to technologically mediated post-bureaucratic work, and how we might further develop it to better address those challenges"--
"This is a history of CHAT (Cultural-Historical Activity Theory): where it came from, how it developed, what challenges it faces when applied to technologically mediated post-bureaucratic work, and how we might further develop it to better address those challenges"--
Acknowledgments 1 Introduction Part I: Method and Research Object 2 Translations and Betrayals 3 CHAT’s Generations—or Strands, or Waves? Part II: Translations of CHAT 4 Vygotsky’s CHAT: Marxist Psychology Before the Great Terror 5 Leontiev’s CHAT: Marxist Psychology After the Great Terror 6 Westernized CHAT in 1987: An Interventionist Design Approach 7 Interlude: CHAT as a Sociocognitive Base for North American Writing Studies 8 Engeström’s “Third-Generation” CHAT: An Organizational Sociology 9 Engeström’s “Fourth-Generation” CHAT: An Implementation of Public Policy Part III: Translations of Scope 10 The Scope of the Expanding Object 11 The Scope of the Unit of Analysis 12 The Diffusion and Translation of CHAT Notes Works Cited Index
Acknowledgments 1 Introduction Part I: Method and Research Object 2 Translations and Betrayals 3 CHAT’s Generations—or Strands, or Waves? Part II: Translations of CHAT 4 Vygotsky’s CHAT: Marxist Psychology Before the Great Terror 5 Leontiev’s CHAT: Marxist Psychology After the Great Terror 6 Westernized CHAT in 1987: An Interventionist Design Approach 7 Interlude: CHAT as a Sociocognitive Base for North American Writing Studies 8 Engeström’s “Third-Generation” CHAT: An Organizational Sociology 9 Engeström’s “Fourth-Generation” CHAT: An Implementation of Public Policy Part III: Translations of Scope 10 The Scope of the Expanding Object 11 The Scope of the Unit of Analysis 12 The Diffusion and Translation of CHAT Notes Works Cited Index
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