In this chapter, I have called for the development of cultural psychology as the general theory of psychology for the twenty-first century – able to restore the unity of the discipline, nowadays fragmented in a Babylon of circumscribed and phenomena-triggered theories. I have argued that such a task requires the shift to a modelistic, theory driven approach and I have tried to make a step ahead in that direction by outlining the basic elements of a semiotic and dynamic metatheoretical framework
Cultural psychologists have often sought to explain cross-cultural differences in social cognition a...
Abstract Like any other scientific endeavor, cultural psychology, in its diverse manifestations, has...
In a provocative and important recent article Anthony Marsella (1998) makes an eloquent plea for the...
Cultural psychology claims that contextual factors related to the social group’s cultural specifici...
The chapter presents an overview and the historical background of what can be considered the family ...
In the beginning of the 21st century, a new direction has been emerging at the intersection of devel...
Cultural psychology is a developmental science in its nature since it assumes that all the humans be...
“… psychology from the very beginning has been struggling for its identity as a human science. Altho...
The article provides an analysis of the affective polarization of the public sphere, namely, the in...
In this paper I discuss two basic theses about the formalization of cultural psychology. First, I cl...
In this paper I discuss two basic theses about the formalization of cultural psychology. First, I cl...
This article argues that the current popularity of culture in psychology is likely to con-tinue in t...
Several explanations of the current syndrome affecting advanced democracies make reference to a proc...
Bringing together leading authorities, this definitive handbook provides a comprehensive review of w...
There is a tendency to think of psychological processes as being universal with definite rules that ...
Cultural psychologists have often sought to explain cross-cultural differences in social cognition a...
Abstract Like any other scientific endeavor, cultural psychology, in its diverse manifestations, has...
In a provocative and important recent article Anthony Marsella (1998) makes an eloquent plea for the...
Cultural psychology claims that contextual factors related to the social group’s cultural specifici...
The chapter presents an overview and the historical background of what can be considered the family ...
In the beginning of the 21st century, a new direction has been emerging at the intersection of devel...
Cultural psychology is a developmental science in its nature since it assumes that all the humans be...
“… psychology from the very beginning has been struggling for its identity as a human science. Altho...
The article provides an analysis of the affective polarization of the public sphere, namely, the in...
In this paper I discuss two basic theses about the formalization of cultural psychology. First, I cl...
In this paper I discuss two basic theses about the formalization of cultural psychology. First, I cl...
This article argues that the current popularity of culture in psychology is likely to con-tinue in t...
Several explanations of the current syndrome affecting advanced democracies make reference to a proc...
Bringing together leading authorities, this definitive handbook provides a comprehensive review of w...
There is a tendency to think of psychological processes as being universal with definite rules that ...
Cultural psychologists have often sought to explain cross-cultural differences in social cognition a...
Abstract Like any other scientific endeavor, cultural psychology, in its diverse manifestations, has...
In a provocative and important recent article Anthony Marsella (1998) makes an eloquent plea for the...