Child Development Within Culturally Structured Environments, Volume 4: Construction of Psychological Processes in Interpersonal Communication: Advances in Child Development Within Culturally Structured Environments

Introduction, Maria C.D.P. Lyra and Jaan ValsinerPART I. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTIONThe Construction of Child-Rearing Theories in Early Modern to Modern Japan, Hideo KojimaPART II. CONSTRUCTIONS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESS: FROM INFANCY TO EARLY CHILDHOODInnovation in Social Games, Susan A. Holt, Alan Fogel, and Rebecca M. WoodTowards a Pragmatical Conception of the Object: The Construction of the Uses of the Objects by the Baby in the Prelinguistic Period, Christiane Moro and Cintia RodriguezGestures, Words, and Objects: An analysis of Possible Configurations Within Interactive Dynamics, Ana Luiza B. Smolka and Maria Nazare da CruzMaking of a Personal Place at 18 Months of Age, Vera M.R. Vasconellos and Jaan ValsinerPeer Interactions and the Appropriation of Gender Representations by Young Children, Zilma de Moraes Ramos de OliveiraDynamic Interplay Between Private and Social Speech: A Microgenetic Approach, Sumedha GuptaAmerican, Estonian, and Swedish Mothers' Regulation of Their Childrens' Discourse Construction, Karin Junefelt and Tiia TulvistePART III. THEORETICAL ELABORATIONS FOR SOCIOGENESISInteraction, Regulation, and Correlation in the Context of Human Development: Conceptual Discussion and Empirical Examples, Ana Carvalho, Amélia Império-Hamburger, and Maria Isabel PedrosaCooperation, Competition and related Issues: A Co-Constructive Approach, Angela BrancoA Model for Identity and Change in Relationships From a Personal-Cultural Point of View, Gorjana LitinovicReflections on the Dynamics of Meaning Making: Communication Process at the Beginning of Life, Maria C.D.P. LyraAuthor IndexSubject Index'