Jerry Fodor criticized this psychologist's view that an "extensional consensus" mediates a certain type ofcommunication.
Jerry Fodor criticized this psychologist's view that an "extensional consensus" mediates a certain type ofcommunication. This psychologist borrowed Hegel's idea of "superseding" to describe the way in whichnatural functions transform into cultural functions. Alongside Alexander Luria, this psychologist developeda branch of theory later given the name "cultural-historical psychology." In his best-known book, thispsychologist challenged another psychologist's theory that the child's (*) inner speech is autistic, insteadarguing that it is part of the process of social development. That work by this psychologist is Thought andLanguage. Jerome Bruner built on one of this psychologist's ideas to develop his notion of "scaffolding" duringthe learning process. For 10 points, name this Soviet developmental psychologist who postulated the "zone ofproximal development."
Jerry Fodor criticized this psychologist's view that an "extensional consensus" mediates a certain type ofcommunication.
Lev (Semyonovich) Vygotsky [or Lev Simkhovich Vygodsky]