Narrative Psychology: Identity, Transformation and Ethics - Julia Vassilieva 2016

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Footnotes

1

Vladimir Propp published Morphology of the Folktale, in which he analyzed the underlying structure of Russian folktales and developed a classification of plots, in Russian in 1928. However, it was not translated into English and French until 1958, and only its second edition in 1968 attracted attention beyond the fields of literary theory.

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For methodological implications of Vygotsky”s view on development see J. Valsiner, “Development, Methodology, and Recurrence of Unsolved Problems: On the Modernity of “Old” Ideas”, Swiss Journal of Psychology, vol. 55 no. 2—3, 1996, pp. 119—125.