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1. Developmental Relations Between Forms Of Social Interaction And Forms Of Thought: An Introduction / Ulrich Muller. [et Al.] -- 2. Are You Social?: The Ontological And Developmental Emergence Of The Person / Mark H. Bickhard -- 3. Perspectives And Persons: Ontological, Constitutive Possibilities / Jack Martin -- 4. Cultural Learning And Cultural Creation / Tanya Behne. [et Al.] -- 5. In The Beginning Is Relation.and Then What? / Peter Hobson And Jessica Hobson -- 6. Experiencing Others: A Second-person Approach To Other-awareness / Vasudevi Reddy -- 7. Social Knowledge As Social Skill: An Action Based View Of Social Understanding / Maximilian B. Bibok, Jeremy I.m. Carpendale, And Charlie Lewis -- 8. Relationships And Children's Discovery Of The Mind / Judy Dunn -- 9. The Constructive Role Of Asymmetry In Social Interaction / Gerard Duveen And Charis Psaltis -- 10. Selves And Identities In The Making: The Study Of Microgenetic Processes In Interactive Practices / Michael Bamberg -- 11. The Anthropology Of Moral Development / Christopher R. Hallpike -- 12. Social Decisions, Social Interactions, And The Coordination Of Diverse Judgments / Elliot Turiel. Edited By Ulrich Muller. [et Al.]. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.
This volume investigates the fundamental question of how social interaction and individual cognitive development are inextricably linked through ongoing, dynamic processes. The editors and contributors, all established scholars in developmental psychology and cognitive science, argue against static models of the mind. Instead, they present a framework that emphasizes the emergence of social knowledge from the continuous, reciprocal engagement between individuals and their social environments, utilizing longitudinal and microgenetic research to support their claims.
What You Will Find
Experts in developmental psychology regard this collection as a rigorous, high-level examination of the intersection between social experience and cognitive growth. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which is intended for researchers and graduate-level students in the behavioral sciences.
Page Count:
300
Publication Date:
2008-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203809580
ISBN-13:
9780203809587
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