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Answered By: Sarah Purcell
Last Updated: Nov 06, 2024     Views: 17391

This guidance relates to Cite Them Right Harvard style.

The 1978 ebook is available to University of Worcester staff and students. It isn't a usual edited book whereby the chapters are written by different people, rather it is Vygotsky's earlier work, translated and republished with additional material from those editors. In fact some people have given the question a lot of thought! There is no 100% correct answer on this one - the main thing is to make sure your reference is traceable by the reader. 

In Harvard style, one suggestion for in-text citation might be:

Vygotsky (Cole et al, 1978) states.....

However Vygotsky (Cole et al, 1978) also claimed that.....

A suggested reference for your reference list: 

Cole, M. et al. (eds.) (1978) L.S. Vygotsky: Mind in society: the development of higher psychological processes. London: Harvard University Press. 

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  1. Why did some not find this satisfactory ??
    by Anne on Dec 12, 2020
  2. Perhaps it is simply that they are required to use a different referencing style, or even a different style of Harvard. Perhaps the examples given don't quite fit their writing style. Either way, the main thing we are concerned about is showing clearly where our ideas, quotes and influential reading comes from, so our reader can trace the source for themselves. These are just some suggested ways it might be done based on the Harvard 'Cite Them Right' style. We're always open to constructive debate ;)
    by Sarah Purcell on Dec 14, 2020