The psychology of cultural experience - Moore, Carmella C.; Mathews, Holly F. (Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2001)
Machine generated contents note: I Theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of experience -- 1 Beyond the binary opposition in psychological anthropology: -- integrating contemporary psychoanalysis and cognitive science -- DREW WESTEN -- 2 Developments in person-centered ethnography -- DOUGLAS HOLLAN -- 3 Activity theory and cultural psychology -- CARL RATNER --II Acquiring, modifying, and transmitting culture -- 4 The infant's acquisition of culture: early attachment reexamined -- in anthropological perspective -- ROBERT A. LEVINE AND KARIN NORMAN -- 5 The remembered past in a culturally meaningful life: -- remembering as cultural, social, and cognitive process -- LINDA C. GARRO --III Continuity and change in cultural experience -- 6 The psychology of consensus in a Papua New Guinea Christian -- revival movement -- STEPHEN C. LEAVITT -- 7 God and self: the shaping and sharing of experience in a -- cooperative, religious community -- SUSAN LOVE BROWN --IV A reinvigorated comparative perspective -- 8 Cross-cultural studies in language and thought: is there a -- metalanguage? -- EVE DANZIGER -- 9 Comparative approaches to psychological anthropology -- ROBERT L. MUNROE AND RUTH H. MUNROE.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Keywords: Ethnopsychology; Personality and culture