Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Figures and Tables vii
4. Acknowledgements ix
5. Introduction 1
6. Part I Local Actors
7. 1 The Methodological Interface of Psychology and Anthropology 21
8. 2 Rethinking Tradition: Invention, Cultural Continuity and Agency 36
9. 3 Intentionality of Action in Cultural Context 58
10. 4 Positioned Meaning in Personal Narrative 78
11. 5 Actors and Actions in ‘Exotic’ Places 95
12. Part II Emplacement and Landscape
13. 6 Power, Knowledge and the Organization of Space 111
14. 7 On the Constitution of Space and the Construction of Places: Java’s Magic Axis 125
15. 8 Elementary Methodological Tools for a Recursive Approach to Human-Environmental Relations 146
16. 9 Tempestuous Landscapes: Persons, Places and Memory in Two Vanuatu Hurricanes 165
17. 10 The ‘Anthropology of Landscape’ as a Research Method 176
18. Part III Memory
19. 11 Smell, Person, Space and Memory 187
20. 12 Memory Measurement 201
21. 13 The Nijmegen Space Games: Studying the Interrelationship between Language, Culture and Cognition 224
22. 14 The Perception of Space from a Psychological Perspective 245
23. 15 Conducting Cognitive Tasks and Interpreting the Results: The Case of Spatial Inference Tasks 258
24. Notes on the Contributors 281
25. References 287
26. Index 331