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Date Posted: 16:17:19 11/03/04 Wed
Author: Roseane
Subject: Re: Verbal Thought - Vygotsky
In reply to: Vera Lúcia Menezes de Oliveira e Paiva 's message, "Re: Verbal Thought - Vygotsky" on 11:17:56 11/03/04 Wed


Micheline e colegas,

continuando o seu racionio sobre " verbal tthought" and "cognitive development and language acquisition", nao entendi exatamente o que o autor quer dizer por "thought" quando fala sobre a relacao entre "(ii) thought and language" na pagina 9. Sera que alguem poderia me ajudar?

Obrigada,
Roseane

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