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Introduction: Universal and Particular, Philip K. Bock. Part 1 Schooland Approaches: Classical Culture and Personality, Steven Piker;Cross-Cultural Comparisons in Psychological Anthropology, Alice Schlegel;Social Structure and Personality, Philip K. Bock; Cognitive Anthropology,Ronald W. Casson; The Psychocultural Study of Emotion and Mental Disorder,Janis H. Jenkins; Evolutionary Psychological Anthropology, Jerome H. Barkow;Cultural Psychology - Bridging Disciplinary Boundaries in Understanding theCultural Grounding of Self, Joan G. Miller. Part 2 The Evidence: PrimateEthology - A Perspective on Human and Nonhuman Handedness, William C. McGrewand Linda F. Marchant; Rethinking Development, Susan Oyama; The Evidence fromDiscourse, Niko Besnier; Myth as Evidence of Psychosocial Process, Robin Fox;Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Children's Development, Barbara Rogoff andGilda A. Morelli; The Evidence From the Arts, Philip K. Bock; FieldObservations of Behaviour as a Cross-Cultural Method, Ruth H. Munroe andRobert L. Munroe; The Evidence From Dreams, Barbara Tedlock; Trance andMeditation, Erika Bourguignon; Hallucinogens, Managed States of Consciousnessand Adolescents - Cross-Cultural Perspectives, Charles S. Grob and MarleneDobkin de Rios; Self and Person, Thomas J. Csordas; Initiations, SimonOttenberg; Conclusions - Towards the 21st Century, Philip K. Bock.