Clearing a Vygotskyan Path examines the politics of dialect from a
developmental psychology and epistemological perspective, showing
how misperceptions of language use shape attitudes and influence
our ways of talking about language and teaching "correct" forms of
writing. Beyond seeing language as a natural cognitive outcome of
socializing processes, Broudy shows how writers coping with various
apprehensions can develop through language play higher forms of
awareness of their own innate sense of rhetorical expression.
Gestalt theory and the cognitive effects of cohesion and coherence
serve as the theoretical backdrop of play. His research has
implications in related areas where words and phrases can serve as
coping mechanisms for anxiety, normalizing stress, and bringing
closure to traumatic experiences.
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