Cultural Transmission: Psychological, Developmental, Social, and Methodological Aspects: Culture and Psychology
Editat de Ute Schönpflug PhDen Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 noi 2008
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780521706575
ISBN-10: 0521706572
Pagini: 510
Ilustrații: 35 tables
Dimensiuni: 152 x 228 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Colecția Cambridge University Press
Seria Culture and Psychology
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0521706572
Pagini: 510
Ilustrații: 35 tables
Dimensiuni: 152 x 228 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Colecția Cambridge University Press
Seria Culture and Psychology
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
1. General introduction to cultural transmission: developmental psychological, social and methodological aspects Ute Schönpflug; 2. Cultural transmission: a short history of research and theory Ute Schönpflug; Part I. Evolutionary Perspective: 3. Cultural transmission: a view from chimpanzees and human infants Michael Tomasello; 4. Transmission, self-organization and the emergence of language: a dynamic systems point of view Paul van Geert; 5. Relationship-specific intergenerational family ties: an evolutionary approach to the structure of cultural transmission Harald A. Euler, Sabine Hoier and Percy A. Rohde; Part II. Cross-Cultural Perspective: 6. An ecocultural perspective on cultural transmission: the family across cultures John W. Berry and James Georgas; 7. Intergenerational relations and cultural transmission Gisela Trommsdorff; 8. Intergenerational transmission, social capital and interethnic contact in immigrant families Bernhard Nauck; 9. Developmental processes related to intergenerational transmission of culture: growing up with two cultures in the U.S.A. Amado M. Padilla; 10. The transmission process: mechanisms and contexts Ute Schönpflug and Ludwig Bilz; 11. Accounting for parent-child value congruence: theoretical considerations and empirical evidence Ariel Knafo and Shalom H. Schwartz; 12. Culture, migration, and family value socialization: a theoretical model and empirical investigation with Russian immigrant youth in Israel Ariel Knafo, Avi Assor, Shalom H. Schwartz and Limor David; 13. Immigrant parents' age expectations for the development of their adolescent offspring: transmission effects and changes after immigration Eva Schmitt-Rodermund and Rainer K. Silberseisen; Part III. Intracultural Variations: 14. Intergenerational transmission of moral capital across the family life course Merril Silverstein and Stephen J. Conroy; 15. Similarity of life goals in the family: a three-generations study Alexander Grob and Wibke Weisheit; 16. The intergenerational transmission of xenophobia and rightism in East Germany Bernd Six, Kristina Geppert and Ute Schönpflug; 17. Intergenerational transmission of violence Haci-Halil Uslucan and Urs Fuhrer; 18. 'Don't trust anyone over 25': youth centrism, intergenerational transmission of political orientations and cultural change Tom ter Bogt, Wim Meeus, Quinten Raaijmakers, Frits van Wel and Wilma Vollebergh; 19. Value transmission and Zeitgeist revisited Klaus Boehnke, Andreas Hadjar and Dirk Baier; 20. Epilogue: towards a model of cultural transmission Ute Schönpflug.
Recenzii
“Reflecting the interdisciplinary history, research, and theories of cultural transmission, this volume brings together contributions on evolutionary and biological aspects of cultural transmission, cross-cultural perspectives, as well as intergenerational transmission and cultural variation. This timely, engaging volume raises new questions about the models and mechanisms of cultural transmission and identifies important challenges facing researchers investigating this universal process. The scope and significance of the contributions in this volume make it essential reading for social scientists concerned with the role of culture in human behavior.”
—Deborah L. Best, Wake Forest University
“Anyone who wishes to perform research on cultural transmission or family values will need to start here. This volume presents a comprehensive overview of the field and brings the reader up to the present state of the art.”
—William Gabrenya, Florida Institute of Technology
“Ute Schönpflug, an astute observer and chronicler of cultural transmission, has put together a book that provides an array of perspectives on the internationalization of psychology. Its 20 chapters cover evolutionary and cross-cultural perspectives on cultural transmission as well as a collage of intracultural variations. Those who consult this book will be treated to a rich assortment of ways to consider cultural transmission. Without exception, the authors who contributed chapters to this book are experts in areas that together form the corpus of research, theory, and methodology in the study of cultural transmission. The book will instantly become a major reference and an authoritative source of information for future research and perspectives in the area.”
—Walter J. Lonner, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Western Washington University
—Deborah L. Best, Wake Forest University
“Anyone who wishes to perform research on cultural transmission or family values will need to start here. This volume presents a comprehensive overview of the field and brings the reader up to the present state of the art.”
—William Gabrenya, Florida Institute of Technology
“Ute Schönpflug, an astute observer and chronicler of cultural transmission, has put together a book that provides an array of perspectives on the internationalization of psychology. Its 20 chapters cover evolutionary and cross-cultural perspectives on cultural transmission as well as a collage of intracultural variations. Those who consult this book will be treated to a rich assortment of ways to consider cultural transmission. Without exception, the authors who contributed chapters to this book are experts in areas that together form the corpus of research, theory, and methodology in the study of cultural transmission. The book will instantly become a major reference and an authoritative source of information for future research and perspectives in the area.”
—Walter J. Lonner, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Western Washington University
Descriere
Source book explaining how cultural information is transferred from one generation to the next within a family.