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Editors' introduction. Contemporary social-cultural research: unitingculture, society, and psychology; Part I. Theoretical and MethodologicalIssues: 1. The myth and beyond: ontology of psyche and epistemology ofpsychology; 2. Language, cognition, subjectivity - a dynamic constitution; 3.Psychology within time: theorizing about the making of socioculturalpsychology; 4. Sampling reconsidered: idiographic science and analysis ofpersonal life trajectories; Part II. From Nature to Culture: 5. Thewindowless room: 'mediationism' and how to get over it; 6. Functional systemsof perception-action and re-mediation; 7. Comparative development ofcommunication: an evolutionary perspective; 8. The material practices of apelanguage research; 9. The end of myths and legends about biological andcultural evolution: a new view in the knowledge on hominid paleo-ethoecology;Part III. From Orientation to Meaning: 10. Acts of psyche: actuations assynthesis of semiosis and action; 11. Time and movement in symbol formation;12. Object use, communication and signs: the triadic basis of early cognitivedevelopment; 13. Network of meanings: a theoretical-methodologicalperspective for the investigation of human developmental processes; Part IV.Symbolic Resources for the Constitution of Experience: 14. Dramaturgicalactuations and symbolic communication, or how beliefs make up reality; 15.Analysis of cultural emotion: understanding of indigenous psychology foruniversal implications; 16. The role of symbolic resources in human lives;17. Perpetual uncertainty of cultural life: becoming reality; 18. Prayer andthe kingdom of heavens: psychological tools for directivity; 19. 'Myself, theproject': sociocultural interpretations of young adulthood; Part V. FromSociety to the Person through Culture: 20. Apprenticeship in conversation andculture: emerging sociability in preschool peer talk; 21. The creation of newcultures in peer interaction; 22. 'Culture has no internal territory':culture as dialogue; 23. Cultural-historical approaches to designing fordevelopment; 24. Money as a cultural tool mediating personal relationships:child development of exchange and possession; 25. The family: negotiatingcultural values; Part VI. From Social Culture to Personal Culture: 26.Culture and social representations; 27. The institutions inside: self,morality and culture; 28. Identity, rights and duties: the illustrative caseof positioning by Iran, the United States and the European Union; 29.Symbolic politics and cultural symbols: identity formation between and beyondnations and states; 30. The dialogical self: social, personal, and(un)conscious; Part VII. Making Sense of the Past for the Future: Memory andSelf-Reflection: 31. Social and cognitive determinants of collective memoryfor public events; 32. Collective memory; 33. Issues in the socioculturalstudy of memory: making memory matter; 34. The social basis ofself-reflection; General conclusions.