Indigenous psychologies: Research and experience in cultural context.

Abstract

Introduction - Uichol Kim and John W Berry Indigenisation of Psychology in India and Its Relevance - Durganand Sinha Mexican Ethnopsychology - R Diaz-Guerrero Ecological-Social Model of Greek Psychology - James Georgas Between West and East - Pawel Boski Humanistic Values and Concerns in Polish Psychology Psychological Thought within the System of Russian Culture - B F Lomov et al Traditional and Modern Psychologies in Competing Cultural Systems - Fathali Moghaddam Lessons from Iran 1978-1981 Diversification of American Indians - Joseph Trimble and Beatrice Medicine Forming an Indigenous Perspective Developing a Filipino Psychology - Virgilio Enriquez Latin American Psychology and World Psychology - Ruben Ardila Is Integration Possible? Indigenous Psychologies and Social Representations of the Body and Self - Denise Jodelet Indigenous Analysis of Collective Representations - Sang-Chin Choi, Uichol Kim and Soo-Hyang Choi A Korean Perspective Indigenous Psychology in Africa - M O A Durojaiye The Search for Meaning Buddhist Psychology - Padmal de Silva A Therapeutic Perspective Relational Orientation in Asian Social Psychology - David Y F Ho Psychology in and of Canada - John W Berry One Small Step Toward a Universal Psychology The Way Ahead - John W Berry and Uichol Kim From Indigenous Psychologies to a Universal Psychology

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