From the Editor of Ethos, the Journal of the Society for Psychological Anthropology

Recent special issues take shape around collective memory (Kevin Birth, guest editor) and the scholarship of Jerome Bruner, whose research guided subsequent generations with bold questions, deep ethnography, and advances to narrative theory and cultural psychology (Cheryl Mattingly, Nancy C. Lutekhaus, and C. Jason Throop, guest editors). Upcoming issues promise to continue the journal's role in building intellectual bridges through debates on the place of universal cognition in spectacular human beliefs; the role of practice in ethnoscientific order; spiritualism and possession; cultural proselytization in majority culture approaches to Native American mental health (Joe Gone, guest editor); and new perspectives on empathy (Doug Hollan and C. Jason Throop, guest editors).