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The Development ofHigher Psychological Processes Michael Cole Vera John-Steiner Sylvia Scribner Ellen Souberman Cambridge, Massachusetts London, England 1978. The spidercarries out operalions reminiscent of a weaver and the boxes which bees build in the sky could disgrace the work of many
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