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The book presents a compelling argument regarding the prevalent 'written language bias' found in both traditional and contemporary linguistics. Through extensive evidence drawn from various linguistic fields, it critiques how this bias influences the understanding and study of language. By highlighting these discrepancies, the author encourages a broader perspective on language that transcends the limitations of written forms.

This volume in the Advances in Cultural Psychology series explores the intricate relationship between culture and psychological processes. It features contributions from leading scholars who examine how cultural contexts shape individual and collective behaviors, beliefs, and emotional experiences. The book delves into various themes, including identity, socialization, and the impact of cultural narratives on psychological well-being, offering a comprehensive overview of contemporary research in cultural psychology.

This volume in the Advances in Cultural Psychology series explores the interplay between culture and psychological processes. It presents cutting-edge research that examines how cultural contexts shape individual behaviors, thoughts, and emotions. The contributors highlight diverse perspectives and methodologies, offering insights into the complexities of cultural influences on psychology. This work is essential for understanding the nuanced ways culture impacts mental health, identity, and social interactions, making it a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners alike.

Dealing with dialogue, this work addresses two issues. The primary focus is on the theoretical understanding and empirical analysis of talk-in-interaction; secondly, the work explores the possiblities and limitations in dialogism as a general epistemology for cognition and communication.