Resources in Psychological Anthropology

Abstract

The study of psychological anthropology represents the interworkings of the theories, concepts, empirical findings, and methodologies of psychology and anthropology. This discussion of resources is written from the point of view of an anthropologist, not a psychologist. The psychologists have a related, though not identical, discipline called cross‐cultural psychology. As no scholar nor group of scholars can afford to live in a void, we find the works of members of both disciplines appearing in the same publications. This fact will be evident in the description of resources to follow.

Citation

Kane, D. (1984), "Resources in Psychological Anthropology", Collection Building, Vol. 5 No. 4, pp. 23-30. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb023128