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Vygotskian Inner Speech - ed

Vygotskian Inner Speech - ed

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predicates only. It is as much a law of inner speech to omit subjects as it is a law of written speech to contain both subjects and predicates. (Vygotsky, 1986, p. 243) Vygotsky (1986) describes three main peculiarities of inner speech. First there is the prevalence of word sense [smysl] over word meaning [znachenie]. Borrowing from Paulhan

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