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Do provide key information about bakhtin school , it's members , aims , objectives . also tell about bakhtin circle .
do provide key information about Bakhtin school , it's members , aims , objectives . Also tell about Bakhtin circle .
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Bakhtin's notion of 'text' refers to the observation that all cultural production is rooted in language, and according to him no cultural production exists outside language. He therefore breaks down the arbitrary distinction some make between what is 'inside' and 'outside' the text - that is, between text and context - for the context is already textualized by what he terms the 'already said' and 'prior speakings', while the text is 'redolent with contexts' always inflected with history and shaped by events (see Stam, 1988). Such a view is referred to as intertextuality (Kristeva's translation of Bakhtin's 'dialogic').
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The implications of these ideas for psychology as a discipline have been drawn out by Gergen (1973) in his view of 'social psychology as history', and more explicitly by Shotter (1992) in his recent paper on Bakhtin and Billig: Monological Versus Dialogical Practices and his book Cultural Politics of Everyday Life (1993). Wertsch (1991), in Voices of the Mind: A Sociocultural Approach to Mediated Action, also draws on the works of Vygotsky and Bakhtin to propose a radical challenge to psychology as a discipline. He outlines an account of human mental processes which is grounded in action and recognizes the relationship between these processes and their cultural, historical and institutional settings.