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For those interested, attached is part of a chapter that Martin P and I wrote on culture in development for an advanced "developmental science" textbook. The summary is very compacted, but there is perhaps enough here to be useful to those interested in the issues of stages, transitions, etc. We are promising ourselves a more extended treatment under other auspices, but there is this odd problem of finding time not already occupied by more compelling demands. mike
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