Culture Psychology and Its Future

Brady Wagoner, Aalborg University, DenmarkNandita Chaudhary, University of Delhi, IndiaPernille Hviid, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

• Editors Introduction: Cultural Psychology Reborn, Brady Wagoner, Nandita Chaudhary and Pernille Hviid.Part I. The Niels Bohr Professorship Lecture.Chapter 1. Cultural Psychology and Its Future: Complementarity in a New Key, Jaan Valsiner.Part II. Complementarity as Epistemology.Chapter 2. Complementarity as an Epistemology of Life, Ivana Marková.Chapter 3. Onlookers and Actors in the Drama of Existence: Complementarity in Cultural Psychology and Its Existential Aspects, Svend Brinkmann.Chapter 4. Affordances, Mereology, Positions, and the Possibility of a Cultural Psychology: A Little Something Complementary to Some of the Themes in Jaan Valsiner's Address, Rom Harré.Part III. Methodological Explorations.Chapter 5. Open Complementarity in Cultural Psychology, Luca Tateo and Giuseppina Marsico.Chapter 6. From Describing to Reconstructing Life Trajectories: How the TEA (Trajectory Equifinality Approach) Explicates Context-Dependent Human Phenomena, Tatsuya Sato, Yuko Yasuda, Mami Kanzaki and Jaan Valsiner.Chapter 7. Developing Idiographic Research Methodology: Extending the Trajectory Equifinality Model and Historically Situated Sampling, Eric Jensen and Brady Wagoner.Part IV. Interpretation, Imagination, and Art.Chapter 8. Valsiner's Horizons Toward Bohr's Tradition, Lívia Mathias Simão.Chapter 9. On Not Beating One's Wings in the Void: Linking Contexts of Meaning-Making, Robert E. Innis.Chapter 10. Kierkegaard, Kitchen, Complementarity and Cultural Psychology: A Thought Experiment, Sven Hroar Klempe.Chapter 11. Sculpture and Art Installations: Toward a Cultural Psychological Analysis, Tania Zittoun and Alex Gillespie.Part V. Reply.Chapter 12. Complementarity Transformed: Constructing Freedom on the Border, Jaan Valsiner.