The Development of Cognitive Anthropology¶
D'Andrade, R. G. (1995). The Development of Cognitive Anthropology. Cambridge University Press.
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- Enculturation
- Anthropology uses enculturation as the core mechanism explaining cultural continuity and variation: why children in the same culture acquire similar patterns despite no explicit curriculum, and why different cultures produce distinct personality types, value systems, and cognitive styles
This sourceHistory of how cultural knowledge is organized and transmitted across minds (schemas, cultural models) — supports the anthropology claim that enculturation explains cultural continuity and variation (D29-101).
- Anthropology uses enculturation as the core mechanism explaining cultural continuity and variation: why children in the same culture acquire similar patterns despite no explicit curriculum, and why different cultures produce distinct personality types, value systems, and cognitive styles
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