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This article explores the Anthropological and Ethnographic Approaches to Social Representations Theory (SRT) within a larger research project launched by de Rosa in 1994, aimed at investigating the state of the art of SRT in the social arena faced with social demand. For this contribution, a meta-theoretical analysis was conducted on 174 publications presenting findings of empirical studies and extracted from the So.Re.Com “A.S. de Rosa” @-library.

Part of a larger research project aimed at performing the meta-theoretical analysis of theworldwide literature published on social representations theory (SRT), this article exploresthe state of art of the theory in the geocultural context of Asia, spatially and temporally, as wellas from a conceptual, disciplinary, theoretical, empirical and thematic point of view. The Gridfor MetaTheoretical Analysis was used on 194 sources, extracted from the So.Re.Com“A.S. deRosa”@-library.