The Psychology of Cultural Experience

Abstract

Introduction: the psychology of cultural experience Holly F. Mathews and Carmella C. Moore Part 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 Part II. Acquiring, Modifying, and Transmitting Culture: 4. The infant's acquisition of culture: early attachment re-examined 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 Part 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 Part 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.

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