New ways of analysing will reveal that we need culture– culture contrasts in order to explore the diversity in by whom, where, and why Styrofoam cups are formed. Though all humans can be ethical some material practices influence and indeed contribute more to the creation of hyperobjects than others. Anthropocene were not made by or used by all humans. Styrofoam cups are only produced and consumed in some parts of the world. The “capitalist” culture bears almost full responsibility (Moore, 2015 ). Culture– culture analysis, where cultures are contrasted in how humans think and re(act) and reason about time, space, and ethical responsibility, will reveal dimensions of a potentially responsible collective consciousness. Thus it is here we may begin with asking new questions about a transformation of material practices, which will in turn transform us to become more ethical beings. This is the promise of cultural historical psychology.
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The Challenges of Cultural Psychology: Historical Legacies and Future Responsibilities
