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Individualism, Decadence and Globalization: On the Relationship of Part to Whole, 1859-1920 (Language, Discourse, Society)
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Improvisation Basics IV: Architecture of the Solo
Fourth part of our series focuses on structure of solos in general and the role of the improviser in them.
My name is Division Bell and today I would like us to take a look at what can be called the "Architecture of the Solo."
Please, don't consider this "the ultimate guide to structuring your improvisation."
Boasting like this would not only be stupid of me, but would also make it unclear that:
- there are literally countless possibilities in music and its structure
- what I show here is definitely neither "the right way" nor "the only way"
- my own view on this is highly limited and distorted by what I've heard and played and thus can vary person to person
- structuring always depends on your musical situation and style.
A: The BeginningGOALS:
- grabbing the attention
- creating a theme, main motif
- unisono bend (see previous lesson)
- double stops
- pinch harmonics
But just how to create a good theme? Well, it's not like anyone can tell you some kind of algorithm for this. Studying known melodies ("hooks") can however yield something of interest. Here are some points I would like to make:
- pentatonics are catchy
- try to have your highest note in the middle of the phrase
- try to sing or hum your theme; you can hum the melody song title makes when you pronounce it to help you create it
- simple might be better here, complex will come next (Beethoven's Fifth lends itself here, the main theme is VERY simple)
1. Classical, jazzy approachAs Keith Jarrett said - "There is no improvisation without theme" - your main theme is like a character in a novel. It is the same person all along but he or she changes and develops as the book progresses. Applied to music - you have your main theme you create at the beginning and you work with it while soloing.
And first few bars are the place for your theme to start its own life. This is the ideal way for soloing in jazz but don't let this tie you down or let it slide without studying a bit - you don't have to but you CAN use this even when you don't play jazz.
EXAMPLE NO.1Miles Davis - "If I Were a Bell"
EXAMPLE NO. 2Edvard Grieg - Piano Concerto in A minor, 1st mvt
2. Flashy approachThis one is usually found in rock and related styles. Player strikes the listener right away with a confident statement. Problem with this is that it is easy to fall into technicality because these kinds of licks are very hard to play plus you still have to manage to intrigue the listener even when you did so in the beginning so that he doesn't lose interest. It is thus vital to really focus on contrasting and climaxing your solo - try to calm down and give your solo more space after opening and return to the beginning theme as you reach the end.
EXAMPLE NO. 3Stevie Ray Vaughan - "Scuttle Buttin'" (1m 34s)
3. Different approachWell and you of course can open completely differently. One of the most useful devices in music is surprise and I personally like it very much when used thoughtfully. There are not many feelings as good as when you begin your solo with a small but interesting and rhythmical phrase that you repeat over and over until you make your listener yearn for "explanation" which you then unexpectedly deliver. This is really strong and I strongly encourage experimenting with it.
EXAMPLE NO. 4Foals - "Late Night" (4m 5s)
Another approach can be to do what soloist did in example no. 5, those big intervallic leaps also create interest and surprise. Or you don't have to play at all in the first bar and start later on or on an unorthodox beat. It's your choice.
EXAMPLE NO. 5Gregory Porter - "Work Song" (2m 30s)
EXERCISE ABest thing to try when you want to improve is to compose phrases for solo opening. Let's say I have compositions of following qualities and want you to open them for me. Feel free to send me your results. It doesn't need to be long or anything, 3 bars max.
- flashy arena blues rock
- sentimental acoustic
- emotional hard rock
- indie tragic love song
B: Next StepsGOALS:
- developing the ideas from the beginning
- avoiding loss of listener's interest (technical exercises, showing off etc.)
- paving the way for climax; building tension, yearning for resolution and catharsis
- playing "against" the rhythm (nice Al Di Meola lessons on this here and here)
- altering the beats phrases start at (downbeat, upbeat, upbeat, downbeat,...)
- "question and answer" method
- palm muting
- accentuation
1. Question-and-Answer methodPlay one phrase as a question and another as the answer. The key is to have the "question" phrase end open (i.e. not on tonic). It's good to end it dissonantly even - like on the blue note. (see lesson 1). Then the answer should end on tonic to close the "conversation." I've put it really simply, there can be many variations of course but I think this is the basic layout you can use.
EXAMPLE NO. 6Pink Floyd - "Echoes" (acoustic version), my most favourite conversation ever (3m 34s)
2. RepetitonIn lesson 2 I've mentioned that repetition is painless. That means that you can always play this + you don't need to focus on choice of note, your concern is rhythm now. Try to do this, try to incorporate repeated phrases into your improvisations and make them sound interesting with bends or/and proper accentuation. Key here is to play with confidence and sense of rhythm.
EXAMPLE NO. 7A very obscure solo I've heard played by an old woman while traveling through Siberia. Contains nice use of repetition though. (6m 15s)
How to develop these?
EXERCISE BThis one focuses on general phrase construction. Sit down with a friend who plays the guitar and start conversation just as David and Rick did in example no. 6. Using a simple backing track or a third friend who can provide you the chords is a plus.
If you are a loner, you can always talk with yourself, no problem, but this way it's somehow better.
EXERCISE CThis exercise deals with something we can maybe call psychology. Problem is, many guitarists play dull because they lack confidence. How to solve this? Act that you are ALWAYS 100% comfortable with the note you played. (1) You will send out the impression and you will be perceived better and (2) you will start to feel better too. This is really simple, I'm sure it will work for you too.
C: ClimaxGOALS:
- delivering the most emotionally important part of your solo
- ending tension
- ultimately giving meaning to anything you've played until this moment
- bends, wide vibrato
- chromaticism to build up
- wide interval playing
- scale "patterns" that move horizontally AND vertically
- pitch balance (you may want to reach the highest points here)
Achieving this effect mainly flows from your feeling. It's good when climax is connected with the main theme or the beginning of your solo. Perhaps you can play it just the same, only in higher registers? Perhaps you can play it quicker? There are, as always, myriads of options.
Another good thing is when you reach the top around the second third and you leave the rest of your solo to create contrasting passage.
Marillion guitarist wonderfully used bending as a highly useful tool to achieve catharsis in solo. Ella Fitzgerald on the other hand can teach us a lot about rhythm.
EXAMPLE NO. 8Marillion - "The Web" (do you hear how he combines those quick passages we all like to play with those melodic ones? just great) (4m 7s)
EXAMPLE NO. 9Genesis - "The Musical Box" (3m 53s)
EXAMPLE NO. 10Ella Fitzgerald - "Blue Skies" (0m 52s)
D: EndingGOALS:
- passing the torch to other soloist/ending the song
- framing the solo
- bending out of the solo
- descending(/ascending) run
This is the only place of the solo where it might be appropriate to TASTEFULLY rely on scale playing as you are only colouring here. But if you manage to pull this part without it, then it's awesome!
Good thing is to make your last note a bend, into the tonic probably, try it out, you will hear how great it sounds. Another idea would be that ending is a wonderful place to quote some other artist as we can hear in final example no. 11.
EXAMPLE NO. 11Robert Balzar Trio - "My One and Only Love" (5m 08s)
Thank you for holding with me this far. Each of these concepts could be studied for hours but I've tried to limit this lesson only to the most important stuff.
Another thing you might've noticed - there isn't much of a music theory. I think this would only cloud the aim of this lesson. There are so many great websites and lessons on these subjects out there that I not only feel it's redundant to repeat it, I also feel it wouldn't be fair from me to teach theory those other guys studied much more than I did. I'd rather fill the holes others might've left and not pursue any utopia of definitive guide to music. That cannot be done. Certainly not only by writing on the Internet.
To wrap it up, the most important thing you should take from this lesson is that solo structure can indeed be rationalized and made so it serves our goals. No matter what the structure is you can always refer to this summary and think about the role of particular parts and how you fit in as improviser.
The last lesson will focus on getting into the improvisational flow, the most valuable lessons I have found over the years and more. Stay tuned to the ringing of this bell.
Thank you for reading, for all the kind comments I've received on previous lessons and take care.
Some interesting things you should listen to and why:
Evans and Getz - "Grandfather's Waltz" - Beautifully structured and played, real masterpiece, notice the theme development
Jeff Buckley - "Strange Fruit" - Whole song is brilliant, notice his style of improvising and sound
Astor Piazzolla - "Invierno Porteno" - Great work with themes, wonderful contrasting section at the end
Robert Balzar Trio - "Ben-In-Jam" - Well-executed piece with very nice improvisations and melodies
John Mayer - "Ain't No Sunshine" - Great blues improv, notice his work with spaces (pauses)


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A Coming Identity
There is something astounding you feel within when you share a certain kind of suffering with someone. It was naïve of me to think that there was no one else out there who'd understand my sentiments. Yet here we are. I'm a Nuyorican. And for anyone who doesn't know what that is, it's a Puerto Rican from New York. Yup — we have a name. Growing up apart of this community comes with its own way of life… like everyone else on earth.
I was able to really identify with the poem in this video because both the author, Noel Quiñones, and I had struggled with one of the same Nuyorican problems. Not speaking Spanish. All of what he mentions resonated deeply with me, some things more than others. Like for instance… it struck a nerve when he said it was like a countdown when you encountered someone who spoke Spanish to you or when he said, "it's not lying if I feel something," when I try to speak my "native" tongue. I hope you guys can enjoy it as thoroughly as I did. The video is below.
And I will say one last thing — people like us do belong. We create the identity of those like us and build our own space to thrive. And we don't prevail even if it means using Google translator.
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Here for some fun… a favorite song of mine "Because I'm Me" by The Avalanches. A long time fave and even better because the video takes place in my hometown New York City!
Meditation in Under 2 Minutes
I found this super short & funny video about meditation that I wanted to share. I've been meditating for a few years and recently it's gained a lot more attention in society. I think that's a great, positive thing for people to be excited about though. But from one soul to another, here is a truly simple video for anyone who meditates. From beginner to expert it's always nice to review the essentials. I just downloaded the app Headspace on my iPhone to help make meditation more apart of my daily regimens. It's also available for Android and accessible on desktop computers. I'll be sure to write a review on my use and if it helps me. 😊
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Bomba Estéreo's "Soy Yo" Video
Because it's Friday and this song always makes me wanna get up to celebrate my individuality. "Soy yo" translates to I'm me in English. And it's oh, so appropriate since here at StayBlooming.com we always celebrate you being you unapologetically!


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Moonbeams & Shooting Stars
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The subtitle of this slim volume pretty much says it all: Discover Inner Strength & Live a Happier, More Spiritual Life. Part journal, part self-help book, the book is aimed at teen women. The author is herself a teenager, which makes her advice seem more relevant than if a middle-aged woman (or worse, a man!) were writing it.
Gwinevere Rain makes a wise choice in not advocating any one spiritual path in this book. She discusses both goddess issues, using Graeco-Roman mythology to illustrate her points, and devotes a chapter to angels.
Each chapter includes down-to-earth, heartfelt rituals that can be performed without lots of equipment and regalia anywhere a person can find a little bit of peace and quiet. There are also blank pages included for journaling the results of rituals or exercises. A chapter on creating your own rituals completes the book.
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32 years. To assess and understand the amount of change that happens anywhere in our global arena in the span of 32 years is obviously a huge undertaking. And unless you have a lot of time on your hands you're probably not going to spend it trying to understand the minutia of every aspect of human progress and decline. Reflecting on my own 32 years, however, I would argue that our progression in the realm of technology and the "advancement of knowledge" has consequently taken us further from understanding and acknowledging our role in the subsequent nose-dive the health of our planet has taken. I feel that at this point anyone should have a hard time debating that this is due largely to our carelessness and lack of foresight. I welcome and encourage any discussion in the realm of climate change and how the dwindling tradition of experiencing the outdoors on an animalistic level has contributed to our misuse and lack of understanding our natural world as a whole. Our collective apprehension to "unplugging" and giving fewer fucks about this or that particular gadget and the supposed "convenience" or status it may bring to our lives, I believe, will be our ultimate downfall.
There is a quote by Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia, in his book Let My People Go Surfing where he states "No animal is so stupid and greedy as to fouls its own nest – except humans.". He makes a very valid point. I think that our ability as humans to shape and change our world to suit our needs as we see fit is one of our greatest strengths and consequently one of our greatest weaknesses. Sounds very comic-book-cliche' but that immense collective power that we wield comes with an enormous responsibility. The catch, it seems, is that the responsibility lies in our ability to see into the future. But we as humans have repeatedly proven that we have approximately zero fucks to give until it is nearly too late to do anything about our situation.
I'm not a scientist and I'm not an authority on any of the environmental sciences, nor will I ever claim to be. But I don't have to be to notice what is happening all around us. I've made it a point in my adult life to travel and experience new cultures and ideas whenever I have the opportunity. One of the things I have noticed is that the disregard for our home is everywhere. I haven't been anywhere on this planet, no matter how remote it may seem at the time, and not seen garbage or the impact of human carelessness. For example, swimming in Jade Lake, high in the Alpine Lakes wilderness of Washington state, I've found garbage. The lake isn't exactly the easiest place to get to either. You have to want to get there. The journey is a real pain in the ass at certain points of the year and that's part of its beauty. Finding Clif Bar wrappers and Zig Zag packages on its banks to me is equivalent to finding a flaming bag of shit on your parent's doorstep. Somebody, sometime, decided that what they did or left behind was of little or no consequence, if they considered it at all. There are approximately 7 billion humans on this planet. Imagine the impact that many self-important organisms can have on just about anything. Visit anywhere on any coast on any continent. Take in the crisp salty air. Marvel at the vastness of blue and green. Let it make you feel small and insignificant. Then look down. If you don't see some form of human refuse then walk 100 feet in any direction and my guess is that you will.
I've been struggling with this particular issue for about 10 years now and it has proven very difficult for me to somehow pull together enough coherent thought to make some kind of useful argument without getting worked up and saying something offensive. Ultimately turning would-be constructive debates into lessons in adult communication. Recently I realized that my ability to make a coherent point without letting emotion get involved is like trying to climb Everest without legs or supplemental oxygen. I have also realized that over the last 10 years the need to bring true emotion to the table in this argument is great. We have people like Bill Nye "The Science Guy" and organizations like Protect Our Winters, and many, many others, taking the lead and bringing educated and poignant arguments to the table. Maybe more emotion is what we need. Native populations all over the world are up in arms over resource harvesting and the dreadful impact it is having on their own livelihood on a near daily basis. Literal tons of toxic waste are being leached into our life sources at alarming rates. We are systematically destroying everything that we as living organisms on this planet rely on for life every single day. Maybe the time for well-directed and very real emotion is upon us. It seems logical that empathy for those suffering from the direct effects of mono-cropping or exploratory resource harvesting would lead to a larger scale outcry against the forces behind the destructive mechanisms at work.
I could go on and on ranting over the different points and counter points involved in this argument and ultimately I would end up feeling like a snake eating its own tail. But I will say this, it has gotten to the point that the state of our environment and those involved in the politics of environment have found their way into my reasoning for how I plan on living the rest of my life. I always assumed I would someday have a family. I've always wanted to be a father. The thought of raising children and sharing my experiences in the outdoors with them is the stuff that the best dreams are made of. But lately I've strayed from that. My dream of someday becoming a father has been replaced by an absolute fear that the world our children inherit is, quite literally, fucked. I fear that the things I grew up experiencing with my parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and whoever else won't be there in twenty years. The mountains may still stand but their dress will have changed. The forests that give us life are being changed rapidly. Old-growth is a novelty. The glaciers I've walked across or even admired from a distance are disappearing. And the fish?! So much of my life has been intertwined with the lives of fish. Some of my clearest memories over my lifetime have involved the cold, wet, long, happy days respectfully catching, cleaning, sharing and consuming fish from Washington to Alaska. The threat to salmon alone is enough to form a rock in my throat. Not to mention tuna. Or whales. Or any other fresh or saltwater creature.
My point is that something has to change. The people in control of our future need to be removed. Every job I've ever had would have cut me loose if my work performance in any way resembled the bullshit being fed to all of us on a regular basis. I'm not saying it to be extreme. It's the truth. Our planet is hurting and it's all of our faults. The choices we make now are directly related to what's coming down the line. The time for pointing fingers has passed. We have all of the knowledge and resources available to us right now to make the changes that will ensure a healthier and less toxic future for those that come after us. I have 2 wonderful, beautiful, and incredibly intelligent nieces. My dream for them is that they will someday have the opportunity to experience natural life the way I have. That they will be empowered by their own vulnerability in the natural world. That the world I grew up knowing and loving will still be standing to humble and enlighten them as well. It isn't too late yet and as long as there are young people to "Inherit the Earth" we should all be thinking about what we can do to ensure that the Earth they inherit isn't that far off from the one we take for granted today.


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I am very familiar with Hegel and also the readings of Hegel by Vygotsky's contemporaries. So by reading the available translations of Vygotsky I can be pretty sure that Vygotsky never read more than a page or two of Hegel himself (and the relevant translators even less). No-one else agrees with me on this and even childhood friends of Vygotsky are cited to prove that he studied Hegel as a youth, and by biographers and commentators citing each other, rumour has become established fact. Nonetheless, I continue to regard Vygotsky (or the imposter whose works I read) as the premier Hegelian of his times. It really doesn't matter whether Vygotsky read Hegel or not. What is purported to be Vygotsky's writings stand on their own and have given me wonderful insight into how to read Hegel. I am still waiting for Vygotsky's notes on the Pheneomenology to turn up in the family archives. If these do one day turn up I will be proved wrong. But so what. It would change absolutely nothing for me.
Also, even though everyone now agrees that the 1962 edition of T&S was a terrible distortion of Vygotsky's work, a photocopied version of this which made it all the way to Melbourne introduced me to Vygotsky's ideas and inspired me even then to wax lyrical on Vygotsky's Hegelianism, despite the supposed efforts of the editors and translators of this version to expunge the Marxist-Hegelianism to make Vygotsky acceptable to an English speaking audience. Hegel still shone through brightly.
But I admit, I really don't know if Vygotsky read the Phenomenology or not. To me, it seems not, but I could be wrong. But I am able to defend what I have learnt from Vygotsky's writing on its own merits, without citing the authority of a long-dead Russian genius.
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Carol I was not referring to Mike's work nor disrespecting him, but reinforcing his answer to the anterior note (I don't know if you saw) in with the "Russian Edition" (6 volumes) of the Vygotsky's Works was qualified as "notorious and shameful" and Mike outlined these words, Carol. Was only this. I was agreeing with his exclamation. See above, please.Best. Subject: Re: [xmca] Re: The problem of exegesis without methods for study meaning.To: firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com From: email@example.com Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 19:32:52 +0000CC: I think that due respect to Mike is in order. He was in rRussia in the mid sixties and a co-author of Mind in Society. Conspiracy theories are not in order, as LSVs work stands up to hermeneutic scrutiny. Sent via my BlackBerry from Vodacom - let your email find you! -----Original Message-----From: rjsp2 <firstname.lastname@example.com> Sender: firstname.lastname@example.com: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 19:47:03 To: <email@example.com>; eXtended Mind, Culture, Activity<firstname.lastname@example.com>Reply-To: "eXtended Mind, Culture, Activity" <email@example.com> Subject: Re: [xmca] Re: The problem of exegesis without methods for study meaning.But how can we know if your wife is reliable, Mike ;-) Rob On 25/04/2013 19:31, mike cole wrote:The doctors of the church change from generation to generation, Achilles. My own relationship to these discussions is strongly influenced by personal experiences that occurred before the rising generation of doctors was born, which, given the well know effects of age on memory, renders me unreliable... and if you do not believe me, ask my wife! As Andy wrote, we have to figure things out ourselves for what they mean for us, whoever us is, now. Abracos Internationales mike On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 11:23 AM, Achilles Delari Junior < email@example.com> wrote:Mike, and XMCA. This remember the problems with Bible interpretation and the enormous effort of the "Doctors of Church" to indicate the "correct way" for read the Holy Scriptures... Unfortunately, we have only the apocrypha versions in our hand and then we must few shamed in read it. We must wait the "Doctors of Church", with some kind of "method of analysis of meaning" that following the same Doctors "does nos exist" (this is noteworthy), make a Council, Illuminate by the Holy Ghost (there is no scientific method to understand meaning), in order to establish the "True version" and/or the only "correct meaning"!!! In time: On the own footnotes of the edition of "The problems of consciousness" it was explicit the *codification* about were and when there was literal words from Vigotski and the notes by his colleagues who *listened* to him, that was direct auricular witness. Remembering that several other texts was not wrote directly by Vygotsky, but transcribed from stenographic notes of his oral presentations ("The problem of environment", "Paedology conferences", etc. etc.)... Then, perhaps Vygotsky's works was only a KGB invention to confusing westerns capitalist researchers. In contrary this clerical exegetical trend and the "conspiratorial hypothesis" improbable trend, I understand that we must to recognize that understand Vygotsky, through the fragments he leaves to us, is a kind of "archaeological" work... If you have only some clues you must think through *abduction* -- in Peirce's terms, and pay the price of this: don't make so categorical and/or dogmatic claims about. Even more, I can make one more blasphemy and ask: how can somebody exclude abduction from any psychological and historical research? Achilles.From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2013 21:11:49 -0700 Subject: Re: RES: [xmca] Vygotskii-Lewin as gestaltists and the criticsof gestaltism in '30sTo: firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com CC: notorious and shameful!! Wow. mike On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 6:35 PM, Anton Yasnitsky <email@example.com wrote:"The text" -- which one? If this is "The problem of consciousness", then its first appearanceis ina volume "Psikhologiia grammatiki" (The psychology of grammar). Moscow: Izdatel'stvo MGU, 1968 (edited by A.A. Leontiev and T.V. Riabova). The second edition in the notiorous and shameful Collected Works of Vygotskii in 6 volumes, the one later translated into English (6 vols.) and Spanish (5 vols.). If you are asking about some other text, Joao, please, clarify whichoneof those mentioned along the thread. AY ________________________________ From: Joao Martins <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: 'Anton Yasnitsky' <email@example.com>; "'eXtended Mind, Culture, Activity'" <firstname.lastname@example.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 9:14:20 PM Subject: RES: [xmca] Vygotskii-Lewin as gestaltists and the critics of gestaltism in '30s Where the text was published? Joao -----Mensagem original----- De: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com]Emnome de Anton Yasnitsky Enviada em: quarta-feira, 24 de abril de 2013 21:23 Para: Martin Packer; eXtended Mind, Culture, Activity Assunto: [xmca] Vygotskii-Lewin as gestaltists and the critics of gestaltism in '30s Oh, this one is pretty easy. Two points: Point 1. The source is fairly idiosyncratic and should be almosttotallydistrusted. Firstly, Vygotsky never wrote this text: Leontiev (A.N.) and Zaporozhets did. This text was generated on thebasisof the notes the two guys were taking during Vygotskii's several hours long presentation, and only God knowswhatexactly the whole talk was about. Naturally, the title was invented by the publishers of these notes --Leontiev A.A. and Ryabova (Akhutina)--who released it for the first time in 1968. Then, the textological hybridwasrepublished in the Collected Works, with grave mistakes in chronology,but,quite possibly, there are also other involuntary mistakes anddeliberatecensorship in the style of Yaroshevskii's usual brutal editing of Vygotskii's texts. Luckily, some notes that Vygotskii prepared BEFORE the talk havepreservedand-- hurray, hurray!--were published fairly recently by Zavershneva. I guess, furthermore, we also published the stuff in English some timeago.Quite a bonus, I would say. So, it might be pretty interesting to compare the two sources, whatever brief and fragmentary both are. Anyway, all this needs to be kept in mind as long as this publicationisconcerned. Point 2. To the matter: "cultural-historical gestalt psychology" as a synthesis of Soviet Luria-Vygotskian and, on the other hand, German-American gestalt psychology. Regardless of what Vygotskii--or, rather Leontiev, Zaporozhets and Yaroshevskii--say in this paper "The problem of consciousness", there is overwhelming evidence of most intensive and productive contacts between the two groups of scholars and, if not mutual convergence, then most enthusiastic attempts to integrate German-American gestaltist scholarship in the Soviet Union. I could probably try to relate this story here, but for the time being would refer tothework that has already been done. It took me several [already published] papers to provide arguments in support of this claim. Some of these are in Russian, but the just of one of these isavailable inEnglish (and some other languages), too. All these are available here, right after Keiler's seminal work thatshowsthat Vygotsky never spoke of "cultural-historical psychology" or, forthatmatter, "higher psychic functions" (vysshie psikhicheskie funktsii): http://www.psyanima.ru/journal/2012/1/index.php FYI, Russian paper provides numerous footnotes not in Russian thatmightgive some idea of the contents of the paper. Also, there are a couple of nice original documents published as Illustrations within this Russian paper. Still, the paper does not deal directly with the issue of theoretical synthesis. Well, in fact, such paper is not written yet. In a couple of words, though, the idea is as follows, I guess:profoundlyinfluenced by gestaltist holism from late 1929 onwards, Vygotskii, however, moves closer to Kurt Lewin, who, in turn, started expressing his criticism of gestaltist preoccupation with holism in favour of more balanced view that wouldtakeinto consideration the wholeness and, on the other hand, the life of organs and the processes in thesub-parts ofthe whole, including the processes of separation and fragmentation. This development looked too revisionistforthe hardcore gestaltist, and fairly renegade. It is pretty much in this sense Vygotskii was--along with Lewin--a most devoted gestaltist and, at the same time, its staunch critic. This is how I would interpret Lewin's andVygotskii'sboth holism-gestaltism and its critic to the extent of the danger of excommunication from the ranks of faithfulgestaltists.This is true of the decade of 1930s, but not earlier. AY ________________________________ From: Martin Packer <email@example.com> To: Anton Yasnitsky <firstname.lastname@example.com>; "eXtended Mind, Culture, Activity" <email@example.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 6:20:34 PM Subject: Re: [xmca] "semiotic/semantic [semicheskyj] analysis" (timeo Vygotskii et dona ferentem) Hi Anton, In "The problem of consciousness" (Collected Works, vol. 3), LSV writes that gestalt psychology makes the mistake of assuming that the psychological functions form a specific kind of unified structure. He says that hewantsto treat this assumption as the problem: to explore the connectionsamongthe psychological functions, and how these connections changedynamically.Certainly one can read this as an influence of gestalt psychology onhiswork. But it doesn't seem much of a movement towards a synthesis, or to encourage such a synthesis. What's your take on this? 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This paper reviews the main issues that supply shocks pose for the conduct of monetary policy. A simple version of the Gordon-Phelps model shows that the necessary condition for actual real GNP to be maintained at its equilibrium level in the wake of a supply shock is for the change innominal GNP to exceed the change in the nominal wage by the change in the income share of the raw material in GNP. The required "wedge" between nominal GNP and wage growth can be accomplished by any combination of monetary accommodation and nominal wage flexibility. Without this combination a "macroeconomic externality" occurs, with real CNP falling below its equilibrium level. The obstacles to monetary accommodation are examined in terms of a taxonomic wage adjustment equation that allows for differing responses to current inflation, lagged inflation, and lagged wage change. Monetary accommodation is infeasible when there is full indexation to current inflation and creates a permanent acceleration of inflation following a one-time permanent shock when there is indexation to lagged inflation. With "forward-looking" expectation formation in the sense of Taylor, a supply shock is likely to cause changes in parameters of the wage adjustment equation as workers attempt to avoid the macroeconomic externality. The final section of the paper discusses doctrinal debates that originated in part from the empirical failures of earlier Phillips curves that neglected supply shocks.
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BUILT-TO-LAST Practical design features - like metal-reinforced headbands - mean years of hearing pleasureALL-DAY WEARING COMFORT Remarkably lightweight headset keeps you comfortable throughout your workdayCIRCLEFLEX™ Ear cups swivel to find just the right angle for the perfect instant fitFLEXIBLE BOOM ARM Your microphone always stays in the best positionSENNHEISER VOICE CLARITY Wideband/HD sound for both caller and listener, giving more natural conversations and improved speech intelligibilitySENNHEISER ACTIVEGARD® Patented hearing protection technology protects users from the potential danger of acoustic shock from unexpected and sudden sound bursts on the line SENNHEISER VOICE CLARITY Focus fully on the conversation If you work in a noisy call center or office, you'll appreciate the voice clarity in the Circle Series headsets. With a noise-cancelling microphone and HD wide-band sound, every word comes through crisp and clear for you and the other party. It's as if you're having a face-to-face conversation. COMFORT AND PRECISION Bendable boom arm With the bendable boom arm, your microphone always stays in the best position. It simply cannot be twisted out of place. Pivot perfect placement Wear it on the right. Wear it on the left. It's up to you. The mic rotates 350° but always stays perfectly placed. YEARS OF WEARING PLEASURE Built to last With metal reinforced headbands and all-around robust and durable design, these headsets were built to last. ALL-DAY WEARING COMFORT CircleFlex® dual-hinge ear cups The ear-cups on these remarkably lightweight headsets swivel to find just the right angle. The result? A perfect instant fit and all-day comfort for the busy contact center or office professional. PERSONALIZED FIT Adjustable headband Numbered grooves on the headband allow you to adjust it gradually until you get it just right. So everyone in the office or contact center has their own perfect fit. SENNHEISER ACTIVEGARD® Hearing Protection Technology Patented Sennheiser ActiveGard® hearing protection technology protects users from the potential danger of acoustic shock from unexpected and sudden sound bursts on the line. Listen to the difference by clicking on the sound files below - Please be warned that the sound without ActiveGard® can be extremely high. Manufacturer: Sennheiser Electronic CorporationManufacturer Part Number: SC260Manufacturer Website Address: http://www.sennheiser.comBrand Name: SennheiserProduct Line: CircleProduct Model: SC 260Product Name: Circle SC 260 HeadsetProduct Type: Headset Item Availability E.W.Warehouse 10+ The stock listed above does not take into account variances in stock levels that may occur and any items on hold. Technical Information Connectivity Technology: WiredCable Length: 3.30 ftSound Mode: StereoImpedance: 200 OhmMinimum Frequency Response: 150 HzMaximum Frequency Response: 6.80 kHzFeatures: RobustComfortableNoise CancellingLightweightAdjustable HeadbandActiveGardDurableReinforcedSwivel MechanismFlexible MicrophoneAcoustic Shock ProtectionPivot Mechanism Earpiece Earpiece Design: Over-the-headEarpiece Type: Binaural Microphone Microphone Design: Boom Physical Characteristics Color: BlackForm Factor: Supra-auralWeight (Approximate): 3.03 oz Miscellaneous Package Contents: SC 260 Headset Acoustic foam ear pad mounted on headset Cable/Clothing clip, mounted Manufacturer Warranty 2 Year (Limited Warranty) MIR = Mail in Rebate, IR = Instant Rebate. Prices are in Canadian dollars. Canada Computers & Electronics is not responsible for typographic or photographic errors. Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. Promotional pricing is valid while quantities last. 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Actress Anita Dobson has become the latest contestant to be eliminated on Strictly Come Dancing.
Having gained 30 out of 40 points from the judges, Dobson and stand-in partner Brendan Cole were eliminated when the judges' scores were combined with the public's votes.
After her elimination, Dobson paid tribute to her injured regular professional partner, Robin Windsor.
"He made this the most humorous, enjoyable, fun, wonderful learning experience you could ever imagine," she said.
"Thank you so much. Can I just say thank you to Brendan too, because without him I wouldn't have done this week."
Windsor, via telephone link-up, paid tribute to his partner by saying: "Anita darling, I just wanted to say you've been absolutely incredible and I'm so sorry I couldn't be there with you tonight.
"It has been a pleasure to work with you. You have been one of the most enthusiastic and hard-working people I've ever, ever, ever met. I'm going to miss you dearly."


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