La contribución de la sociología de Basil Bernstein a la investigación sobre la formación social de la mente
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En este artículo, demostraré cómo la obra de Bernstein eleva y perfecciona la del teórico ruso Lev Vygotsky, lo que proporciona una sólida plataforma para futuros trabajos teóricos y empíricos sobre la formación social de la mente. Ilustraré este punto a través de referencias a algunos de mis propios trabajos, en los que he procurado avanzar en torno a este argumento.
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