心智、文化和活動(MCA)是一個國際論壇，供發表同行評議的文章，研究人類心智之間的關系、人類所處的社會文化環境，以及心智和文化在各種人類活動中的構成方式。我們尋求促進不同學派之間關于這些關系的對話，并鼓勵跨學科和國際貢獻。特別強調以理論方法為基礎的實證研究，這些理論方法將文化和活動置于理解人類經驗的嘗試和研究的中心，這些研究關注與分析日常活動中人類行為相關的方法論問題。當實證結果是論文的一部分時，該雜志通常發表的研究主要是定性的。提交的論文必須以社會理論為基礎，特別是文化歷史活動理論，不過，如果讀者感興趣，歡迎采用其他理論方法。我們考慮幾種類型的文章:對一個重要的主題(多達8000字)進行理論研究或綜合理論和實證研究的實質性貢獻;對《中華人民共和國管理條例》發表的文章的評論(不超過2500字);以及創意作品(最多2500字)。我們還包括由編輯委托撰寫的書評(多達2000字)和較短的讀書筆記。請記住，當你準備一份手稿時，我們的讀者包括人類學家、心理學家、社會學家、哲學家、語言學家、教育家和跨學科學者。請避免只對某一領域的研究人員熟悉的術語。所有提交的文件都將被盲審。為了便于審閱，每篇稿件都必須附一頁附有作者姓名、所屬單位、電子郵件地址和電話號碼的封面。這些信息不應該出現在手稿的任何地方。

Mind, Culture, and Activity (MCA) is an international forum for the publication of peer-reviewed articles that examine the relationships between the human mind, the sociocultural environments they inhabit, and the way that mind and culture are constituted in a wide variety of human activities. We seek to promote dialogue among different schools of thought about these relationships, and encourage both interdisciplinary and international contributions. Particular emphasis is placed upon empirical research grounded in theoretical approaches that locate culture and activity at the center of attempts to understand human experience and research that attends to the methodological problems associated with the analysis of human action in everyday activities. When empirical results are part of a submission, the journal typically publishes research that is primarily qualitative. Submissions are to be grounded in social theory, in particular Cultural-historical Activity Theory, although other theoretical approaches are welcome if they are interesting to the readership. We consider several types of articles: substantial contributions that present theoretical research or syntheses of theoretical and empirical research devoted to a significant topic (up to 8,000 words); commentaries responding to articles published in MCA (up to 2,500 words); and creative works (up to 2,500 words). We also include book reviews commissioned by the Editors (up to 2,000 words), and shorter book notes. Please keep in mind when you are preparing a manuscript that our readership includes anthropologists, psychologists, sociologists, philosophers, linguists, educators, and interdisciplinary scholars. Please avoid jargon that is familiar only to researchers in one field. All submissions will be blind reviewed. To facilitate reviewing, a separate cover page with the author's name, affiliation, electronic mail address, and telephone number must accompany each manuscript. This information should not appear anywhere else on the manuscript.