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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction: Whither the Symbolic Animal? Society, Culture, and Education at the Millennium | |
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The Symbolic Animal: Foundations of Education in Cultural Transmission and Acquisition | |
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The Impact of the Concept of Culture on the Concept of Man | |
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Culture Is Ordinary | |
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The Education of the Samoan Child | |
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Stalking with Stories | |
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Education and the Human Condition | |
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The Nature of Education | |
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Why Do Frenchmen? | |
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Becoming a Marihuana User | |
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Culture, Modernization, and Formal Education | |
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The Shaping of Men's Minds: Adaptations to Imperatives of Culture | |
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Formal Schooling and the Production of Modern Citizens in the Eduadorian Amazon | |
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Transmitting Traditional Values in New Schools: Elementary Education of Pulap Atoll | |
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The Cultural Transformation of Western Education in Sierra Leone | |
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School Practice and Community Life: Cultural Congruence, Conflict, and Discontinuity | |
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What No Bedtime Story Means: Narrative Skills at Home and School | |
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Understanding Cultural Diversity and Learning | |
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Formation and Transformation of Funds of Knowledge among U.S.-Mexican Households | |
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Habitus and Cultural Identity: Home/School Relationships in Rural France | |
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Cultural Production and Reproduction in Contemporary Schools | |
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Ability Grouping as a Self-fulfilling Prophecy: A Microanalysis of Teacher-Student Interaction | |
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Beneath the Skin and between the Ears: A Case Study in the Politics of Representation | |
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Moments of Discontent: University Women and the Gender Status Quo | |
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Class and Gender Dynamics in a Ruling-Class School | |
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New Directions in the Study of Culture, Learning, and Education | |
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"Those Loud Black Girls": (Black) Women, Silence, and Gender "Passing" in the Academy | |
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Tying Things Together (and Stretching Them Out) with Popular Culture | |
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Fieldwork in the Postcommunity | |
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The Fax, the Jazz Player, and the Self-storyteller: How Do People Organize Culture? | |
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Afterword: Implications for Educational Policy and Practice | |
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Index | |