The Cultural Nature of Human Development
Barbara Rogoff explores the cultural nature of human development, emphasizing the relationship between individuals and the communities and settings in which they learn and grow. This thoughtful work is suited to readers interested in psychology, education, social science, and the ways culture informs human experience.
About This Book
The Cultural Nature of Human Development examines human development through the lens of culture.
Barbara Rogoff focuses on the relationship between people and the cultural settings in which development takes place.
The book offers a perspective relevant to readers interested in psychology, education, social science, and cultural studies.
Its central subject is the interaction between development and the social world.
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