Psychological Anthropology

PHILIP K. BOCK is Professor Emeritus of Anthropology at The University of New Mexico, where he taught for over 30 years./e His fieldwork was in Canada and Mexico. Besides psychological anthropology, he has published on formal theory, ethnomusicology, and Shakespeare. He edits the Journal of Anthropological Research.

• Preface Introduction: Universal and Particular by Philip K. Bock Schools and Approaches Classical Culture and Personality by Steven Piker Cross-Cultural Comparisons in Psychological Anthropology by Alice Schlegel Social Structure and Personality by Philip K. Bock Cognitive Anthropology by Ronald W. Casson The Psychocultural Study of Emotion and Mental Disorder by Janis H. Jenkins Evolutionary Psychological Anthropology by Jerome H. Barkow Cultural Psychology: Bridging Disciplinary Boundaries in Understanding the Cultural Grounding of Self by Joan G. Miller The Evidence Primate Ethology: A Perspective on Human and Nonhuman Handedness by William C. McGrew and Linda F. Marchant Rethinking Development by Susan Oyama The Evidence from Discourse by Niko Besnier Myth as Evidence of Psychosocial Process by Robin Fox Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Children's Development by Barbara Rogoff and Gilda A. Morelli The Evidence from The Arts by Philip K. Bock Field Observations of Behavior as a Cross-Cultural Method by Ruth H. Munroe and Robert L. Munroe The Evidence from Dreams by Barbara Tedlock Trance and Meditation by Erika Bourguignon Hallucinogens, Managed States of Consciousness, and Adolescents: Cross-Cultural Perspectives by Charles S. Grob and Marlene Dobkin de Rios Self and Person by Thomas J. Csordas Initiations by Simon Ottenberg Conclusions: Towards the 21st Century by Philip K. Bock Selected Bibliography Index