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Book Review Reply: On Subjective Culture: In Response to Carlos Cornejo

Saarbrucken, ebosh{at}icc.es

Carlos Cornejo's book review on my Von Kunst bis Terror led me to the need to chart out a number of central issues in contemporary psychology that cultural psychology is in a position to resolve. Human subjectivity in all of its richness remains the core of investigation for all psychology, and cultural psychology has a central role to play in innovating psychology's research practices.

Key Words: culture • methodology • subjectivity

Culture & Psychology, Vol. 14, No. 4, 498-512 (2008)
DOI: 10.1177/1354067X08096516


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