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The First Six Years: Culture’s Adventures in Psychology

Jaan Valsiner

Clark University, USA

The first six years of Culture & Psychologyhave been productive in the creation of an international forum of scholarly interchanges where the notion of ‘culture’ occurs in a number of different ways. Selected themes that can be productively developed further are analyzed: historicity; dialogical perspectives in cultural psychology; social representing; activity orientations. Attention is directed towards careful reconstruction of methodological rules of psychology to accommodate to the need to investigate complex, dynamic and meaningful phenomena.

Key Words: methodology • models of culture • theory

Culture & Psychology, Vol. 7, No. 1, 5-48 (2001)
DOI: 10.1177/1354067X0171002
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