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Cross-Cultural Dimensions in Conscious Thought
Narrative Themes in Comparative Context, Volume 2
Cross-Cultural Dimensions in Conscious Thought
Narrative Themes in Comparative Context, Volume 2
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Description
Cross-Cultural Dimensions in Conscious Thought represents a major contribution, describing an empirically-validated method for analyzing the thematic content of narratives as a tool for comparative research in Anthropology, Cultural Psychology and Ethnopsychiatry. This second volume in the two volume series presents research conducted in Ireland, Kenya, Japan, the Philippines, Canada, the United States, India, Brazil and Venezuela. This research illustrates, for the cross-cultural researcher, the usefulness of projective techniques as a means for eliciting culturally relevant information from informants. It also exemplifies how the analysis of narrative themes, when it is related to other material obtained in field settings, can reveal meaningful within-group and between-group differences in human experience, and can help us make sense of conscious human experience across a wide range of sociocultural contexts.
Table of Contents
Chapter 2 Broken Fiddles and Hardened Hearts in Rural Ireland
Chapter 3 Some Aspects of the Self in a Selfless Society: An Israeli Kibbutz
Chapter 4 Omens of Future Ills: African Youth in Contemporary Kenya
Chapter 5 Gender Roles, Marital or Sexual Problems: Comparisons of Responses in Two Japanese Villages
Chapter 6 Violence and Aggression in Fantasy: A Comparison of American and Japanese Lower-Class Youth
Chapter 7 Internalized Achievement: Some Historical Continuities Found in Japanese Social Perception
Chapter 8 Vitality and Optimism versus Problems with Achievement, Alienation, and Authority in Ethnic Minorities: The Korean Case
Chapter 9 Heritage of Exploitation: A TAT Report on South Brazilian Youth
Chapter 10 Brazilian Fantasies of Chastisement, Separation, or Abandonment of Children
Chapter 11 Mentorship or Complicity between Men: Illustrations from Brazil
Chapter 12 Mother-Son Relationships: Cross-cultural Contrasts in Interpersonal Perceptions
Chapter 13 Living on the Amazon: Tukuna Indians and New Brazilian Settlers
Chapter 14 A Taxonomy of Esteem in the Philippines
Chapter 15 Climbing on the Tree of Gold: Fate and Nurturance in Tibetan Youth
Chapter 16 Wandering Souls: The Interpersonal Concerns of Adolescent Immigrants
Product details
Published | 12 Mar 2004 |
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Format | Ebook (Epub & Mobi) |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 576 |
ISBN | 9780742575837 |
Imprint | Rowman & Littlefield Publishers |
Series | Psychocultural Research with the Thematic Apperception Test |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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Reviews
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George DeVos is the premier anthropological expert on projective testing. This two volume study, which includes his new coding system for scoring the TAT, is indispensable for any anthropologist or psychologist interested in the relevance of the TAT for understanding the interaction between personality dynamics and social and cultural systems.
Melford E. Spiro, UC-San Diego