Oxford Handbook of Culture and Psychology

Herausgeber: Nathan, Peter E.; Valsiner, Jaan

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Produktbeschreibung

Now in paperback, The Oxford Handbook of Culture and Psychology is an internationally representative overview of the state of the art in cultural psychology.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: OUP US
• Seitenzahl: 1150
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2014
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 61mm
• Gewicht: 2109g
• ISBN-13: 9780199366200
• ISBN-10: 0199366209
• Artikelnr.: 39374127

Autorenporträt

Jaan Valsiner, Ph.D., is Niels Bohr Professor of Cultural Psychology, Aalborg University; Professor of Psychology, Clark University; and founding editor of the journal Culture and Psychology.

Inhaltsangabe

* Part One: Historical Linkages of Culture and Psychology
* Introduction: Culture in Psychology: A Renewed Encounter of
Inquisitive Minds
* Jaan Valsiner
* 1. Culture and Psychology: Words and Ideas in History
* Gustav Jahoda
* 2. Völkerpsychologie
* Rainer Diriwächter
* 3. Cultural-historical Psychology: Contributions of Lev Vygotsky
* René van der Veer
* Part Two: Inter- and Intra-disciplinary Perspectives
* 4. The Role of Indigenous Psychologies in the Building of Basic
Cultural Psychology
* Pradeep Chakkarath
* 5. Cultural Anthropology
* Susan Rasmussen
* 6. Cross-cultural Psychology: Taking People, Contexts, and Situations
Seriously
* Heidi Keller
* 7. Archaeology and the Study of Material Culture: Synergies with
Cultural Psychology
* Alfredo Gonzalez-Ruibal
* Part Three: Positions in the Field
* 8. Enactivism
* Cor Baerveldt and Theo Verhaggen
* 9. Positioning Theory: Moral Dimensions of Social-cultural Psychology
* Rom Harré
* 10. Macro-cultural Psychology
* Carl Ratner
* Part Four: Semiosis in Culture and Psychology
* 11. Social Life of the Sign: Sensemaking in Society
* Sergio Salvatore
* 12. Meaningful Connections: Semiotics, Cultural Psychology, and the
Forms of Sense
* Robert Innis
* 13. The City as a Sign: A Developmental-Experiential Approach to
Spatial Life
* Nikita A. Kharlamov
* 14. Modeling Iconic Literacy: The Dynamic Models for Complex Cultural
Objects
* Rebeca Puche-Navarro
* 15. Existential Semiotics and Cultural Psychology
* Eero Tarasti
* Part Five: Action, Self, and Narration
* 16. Culture: Result and Condition of Action
* Ernest Boesch
* 17. Culture Inclusive Action Theory: Action Theory in Dialectics and
Dialectics in Action Theory
* Lutz Eckensberger
* 18. The Other in the Self: A Triadic Unit
* Lívia Mathias Simão
* 19. Dialogical Theory of Selfhood
* Tiago Bento, Carla Cunha, and João Salgado
* 20. Narrative Scenarios: Toward a Culturally Thick Notion of
Narrative
* Jens Brockmeier
* 21. Culture in Action: A Discursive Approach
* Kyoko Murakami
* 22. Social Representations as Anthropology of Culture
* Ivana Marková
* Part Six: Tools for Living: Transcending Social Limitations
* 23. Life Course: A Sociocultural Perspective
* Tania Zittoun
* 24. Being Poor: Cultural Tools for Survival
* Ana Cecília S. Bastos and Elaine P. Rabinovich
* 25. Cultural Psychology of Racial Ideology in Historical Perspective:
An Analytic Approach to Understanding Racialized Societies and Their
Psychological Effects on Lives
* Cynthia E. Winston and Michael R. Winston
* 26. Belonging to Gender: Social Identities, Symbolic Boundaries, and
Images
* Ana Flávia do Amaral Madureira
* 27. Risk and Culture
* Bob Heyman
* 28. Constructing Histories
* Mario Carretero and Angela Bermudez
* Part Seven: Emergence of Culture
* 29. Roots of Culture in the Umwelt
* Riin Magnus and Kalevi Kull
* 30. Culture and Epigenesis: A Waddingtonian View
* Iddo Tavory, Eva Jablonka, and Simona Ginsburg
* 31. From Material to Symbolic Cultures: Culture in Primates
* Christophe Boesch
* Part Eight: Human Movement Through Culture
* 32. Encountering Alterity: Geographic and Semantic Movements
* Alex Gillespie, Irini Kadianaki, and Ria O'Sullivan-Lago
* 33. Crossing Thresholds: Movement as a Means of Transformation
* Zachary Beckstead
* 34. Never at Home? Migrants between Societies
* Mariann Märtsin and Hala W. Mahmoud
* Part Nine: Culture of Higher Social Regulators: Values, Magic, and
Duties
* 35. Values and Sociocultural Practices: Pathways to Moral Development
* Angela Uchoa Branco
* 36. The Inter-generational Continuity of Values
* M. Bame Nsamenang
* 37. The Making of Magic: Cultural Constructions of the Mundane
Supernatural
* Meike Watzlawik and Jaan Valsiner
* 38. Duties and Rights
* Fathali M. Moghaddam, Cristina Novoa, and Zachary Warren
* Part Ten: Cultural interfaces: Persons and Institutions
* 39. The Interface between the Sociology of Practice and the Analysis
of Talk in the Study of Change in Educational Settings
* Harry Daniels
* 40. The Work of Schooling
* Guiseppina Marsico and Antonio Iannacone
* 41. Helping and Collaborating as Cultural Practices
* Angélica López, Behnosh Najafi, Barbara Rogoff, and Rebeca Mejía
Arauz
* 42. Design Experimentation and Mutual Appropriation: Two Strategies
for Implementing Intervention Research
* Deborah Downing-Wilson, Robert Lecusay, and Michael Cole
* Part Eleven: Social Networks and Cultural Affectivity
* 43. Affective Networks: The Social Terrain of a Complex Culture
* Nandita Chaudhary
* 44. Peer Relations
* Li Xiao-wen
* 45. Culture in Play
* Bert van Oers
* 46. Affect and Culture
* Manfred Holodynski and Wolfgang Friedlmeier
* Part Twelve: Towards Methodological Innovations for Cultural
Psychology
* 47. Ambivalence and its Transformations
* Emily Abbey
* 48. Guesses on the Future of Cultural Psychology: Past,
Present-and-past
* Aaro Toomela
* 49. Culture in Constructive Remembering
* Brady Wagoner
* 50. How Can We Study Interactions Mediated by Money as a Cultural
Tool: From the Perspectives of Toshiya Yamamoto, Noboru Takahashi,
Tatsuya Sato, Takeo Kazuku, Oh Seonah, and Pian Chengnan
* 51. The Authentic Culture of Living Well: Pathways to Psychological
Well-being
* Tatsuya Sato, Mari Fukuda, Tomo Hidaka, Ayae Kido, Miki Nishida, and
Mayu Akasaka
* 52. Psychology Courting Culture: Future Directions and Their
Implications
* Jaan Valsiner