John Whiting Livres

Focusing on the intersection of culture and human development, this collection features influential articles by John Whiting, a key figure in psychological anthropology. His interdisciplinary approach integrates anthropology, psychoanalysis, and behavior theory. The book also includes a comprehensive autobiographical essay, providing insight into Whiting's life and work. An introduction by Roy D'Andrade evaluates Whiting's unique contributions and situates them within the current landscape of psychological anthropology.

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