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Culture, Mind, and Brain is an integrative approach to understanding human evolution, cognition, emotion, self, agency, ritual, religion, and other concepts that are not confined to any one scientific discipline.

THE FPR CULTURE, MIND, AND BRAIN RESEARCH NETWORK

The FPR Culture, Mind, and Brain Network is a multidisciplinary, multi-sited community of researchers and scholars who share an interest in culture, mind, and brain interactions and scientific and social questions of common concern.

The network objectives are to support research and educational activities that foster collaboration between social scientists and neuroscientists on CMB interactions.

Funding opportunities are provided to members of the CMB network to: (i) present and discuss their work and methodologies, including use of leading-edge tools and techniques; (ii) exchange ideas; and (iii) explore areas of mutual interest in the liminal territory that exists between disciplines. Ultimately, the integrative research supported by our grants should enrich explanatory models or create alternate conceptual frameworks as well as build new or strengthen existing collaborations with colleagues.

Grants are awarded to members of the CMB Research Network only. The Foundation does not accept unsolicited requests for funds.

Videos

All 12 /CMB 2020 2 /FPR-McGill Social and Cultural Neuroscience 2019 10

Being There: Human Ecology, Diversity, and the Vicissitudes of Empathy (Carol Worthman)

How Culture Shapes the Mind: Brain Plasticity & the Diversity of Mentality (Shinobu Kitayama)

Social and Cultural Neuroscience in Global Mental Health (Brandon Kohrt)

How Religious Practice May Change Psychotic Experience (Tanya Luhrmann)

The Bayesian Brain (Maxwell Ramstead)

Field Methods (Jeffrey Snodgrass)

The Voices of God and the Voices of Psychosis in the US, Ghana and India (Tanya Luhrmann)

Social Context in Neuroscience: The Socially Situated Brain (Ian Gold)

Oxytocin and the Neuroscience of Affiliation (Jennifer Bartz)

Cultural Neurophenomenology of Hypnosis and Meditation (Michael Lifshitz and Samuel Veissière)

Affective Neuroscience, Part I (Maria Gendron)

Affective Neuroscience, Part II (Maria Gendron)

FPR Publications

Culture, Mind, and Brain:
Emerging Concepts, Models, Applications

Fall 2020

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FPR-Related Organizations

FPR-Hampshire College Culture, Brain, and Development Program

FPR-McGill Culture, Mind, and Brain Program

Links to FPR Publications

Understanding Trauma: Integrating Biological, Clinical, and Cultural Perspectives (Cambridge University Press, 2007)

Formative Experiences: The Interaction of Caregiving, Culture, and Developmental Psychobiology (Cambridge University Press, 2010)

Re-Visioning Psychiatry: Cultural Phenomenology, Critical Neuroscience, and Global Mental Health (Cambridge University Press, 2015)

Culture, Mind, and Brain: Emerging Concepts, Models, Applications (Cambridge University Press, 2020)

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