Culture and The Individual  

Oleh:

Craig, A.P.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Theory and Psychology vol. 13 no. 5 (Okt. 2003), page 629–650.
Topik: CULTURE; action; affordances; context; culture; situated cognition; individual
Fulltext: 629TP135.pdf (110.68KB)

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In this paper, I want to suggest a framework for the study of action that does not turn 'culture' and 'psychological phenomena' into two sides of a dichotomy, but which is sensitive to the context of action. This is called for in view of what seem to be genuinely interesting developments in our thinking about ourselves : for example, theoretical and empirical attempts to re - unite brain, body, words and world in such a way that it is no longer interesting to speculate merely about what is 'in', and opposed to what is 'outside', the individual. Briefly, I propose a definition of culture that seems to offer productive empirical possibilities. After this I suggest an empirical focus on task, participant (s) and situation, by way of explicating the resources and constraints operating during action in context.

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