Psychological Anthropology for the 21st Century

Jack David Eller is Associate Professor (Emeritus) of Anthropology at the Community College of Denver, USA. An experienced teacher and author, he is the author of the major introductory textbook Cultural Anthropology: Global Forces, Local Lives (third edition, 2016). His other titles for Routledge include Introducing Anthropology of Religion (second edition, 2014), Cultural Anthropology: 101 (2015), Culture and Diversity in the United States (2015), and Social Science and Historical Perspectives (2016).

• Introduction 1. Psychology in the Formation of Anthropology 2. The Early Culture-and-Personality School 3. The Late Culture-and-Personality School 4. The Cognitive Turn in Anthropology: Ethnoscience and Structuralism 5. Mind in Symbols, Body, and Practice: Psychological Anthropology since the 1970s 6. Self and Personhood 7. Emotions 8. Dreaming and Altered States of Consciousness 9. Mental Illness 10. Cognition, Schemas, and Neuroanthropology Bibliography