Culture in Psychology
Andrew Lock author Charles Crook author
Format:Paperback
Publisher:John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Published:22nd Nov '05
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This groundbreaking text makes the case for moving culture to the center of psychological theorizing. The authors start by outlining a coherent conceptual framework for cultural psychology, focusing on making sense of human action in terms of relationships with environments and stressing the importance of cultural artifacts within person-world relationships. The second half of the text provides examples of the type of investigations that are likely to be inspired by such a conception of psychology, giving readers a more pragmatic sense of what is involved.
ISBN: 9781405114400
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220 pages