Debra, I just received a new book that may fit your need, namely:
Mantovani, G. (2000). Exploring borders: Understanding culture and
psychology. London: Routledge.
The book has a foreword by Mike Cole. Its 153 pages long and written in a
very accessible style.
Take a look.
Cheers,
Yrjo Engestrom
on 22.6.2000 20:50, Debra Kawahara at dkawahara@mail.cspp.edu wrote:
> Hello:
> I am one of the many lurkers on the xmca listserv and this is my first
> venture into actual communication on it. In the fall, the psychology
> program is teaching the theory and concepts of cultural psychology as
> part of the curriculum. I am looking for an introductory text that can be
> followed up by Michael Cole's Cultural Psychology book. The students
> are a bit anxious about learning it because previous classes have had
> difficulty with the text so I would like to give a more beginner level book
> first and then go into a more advanced text. I would appreciate any
> suggestions, comments, or recommendations that you may have.
> Thank you,
> Debra Kawahara
>
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