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Jerome Bruner : language, culture, self / edited by David Bakhurst and Stuart G. Shanker.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: London : SAGE, 2001Description: ix, 220 pages ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0761955321
  • 9780761955320
  • 0761955313
  • 9780761955313
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 401.9
Contents:
Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Bruner's Way -- 1. Imbalancing Act: Jerome Bruner's Cultural Psychology -- 2. Bruner on Language Acquisition -- 3. The House that Bruner Built -- 4. Bruner and Condillac on Learning How to Talk -- 5. Emotion, Pragmatics and Social Understanding in the Preschool Years -- 6. Education: the Bridge from Cultural to Mind -- 7. Towards a Cultural Ecology of Instruction -- Commentary: Jerome Bruner as Educator: Personal Reflections -- Commentary: Reed on Bruner on Education -- 8. Infancy and the Birth of Competence: Bruner and Comparative-Developmental Research -- 9. Norms in Life: Problems in the Representation of Rules -- 10. Towards a Third Revolution in Psychology: From Inner Mental Representations to Dialogically-Structured Social Practices -- 11. Memory, Identity and the Future of Cultural Psychology -- 12. In Response -- Index.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Bruner's Way -- 1. Imbalancing Act: Jerome Bruner's Cultural Psychology -- 2. Bruner on Language Acquisition -- 3. The House that Bruner Built -- 4. Bruner and Condillac on Learning How to Talk -- 5. Emotion, Pragmatics and Social Understanding in the Preschool Years -- 6. Education: the Bridge from Cultural to Mind -- 7. Towards a Cultural Ecology of Instruction -- Commentary: Jerome Bruner as Educator: Personal Reflections -- Commentary: Reed on Bruner on Education -- 8. Infancy and the Birth of Competence: Bruner and Comparative-Developmental Research -- 9. Norms in Life: Problems in the Representation of Rules -- 10. Towards a Third Revolution in Psychology: From Inner Mental Representations to Dialogically-Structured Social Practices -- 11. Memory, Identity and the Future of Cultural Psychology -- 12. In Response -- Index.

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