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Part I. Introduction James V. Wertsch, Pablo del Rio and Amelia Alvarez:Part II. Human Action: Historical and Theoretical Foundations: 1.Cultural-historical psychology and the psychological theory of activity:retrospect and prospect Vladimir P. Zinchenko; 2. The need for action insociocultural research James V. Wertsch; 3. Theories of action, speech,natural language, and discourse Jean-Paul Bronckart; Part III. Mediation inAction: 4. Writing and the mind David R. Olson; 5. An approach to anintegrated sensory-motor system in the human central brain and a subconsciouscomputer Tadanobu Tsunoda; Part IV. Sociocultural Setting, Intersubjectivity,and the Formation of the Individual: 6. Observing sociocultural activity onthree planes: participatory appropriation, guided participation,apprenticeship Barbara Rogoff; 7. The constitution of the subject: apersistent question Ana Luiza B. Smolka, Maria Cecilia R. Dee Goes, AngelPino; Part V. Sociocultural Settings: Design and Intervention: 8.Socio-cultural-historical psychology: some general remarks and a proposal fora new kind of cultural-genetic methodology Michael Cole; 9. Tossing, praying,and thinking: the changing architectures of mind and agency Amelia AlvarezRodriguez and Pablo del Rio Pereda.