Dialogicality and Social Representations: The Dynamics of MindThis book develops a theory of social knowledge based on dialogicality, the capacity of the human mind to conceive and communicate about social reality in relation or opposition to otherness, and the theory of social representations. It argues that dialogicality is the sine qua non of the human mind and change is at the centre of all social phenomena. Ivana Markova's new book is unique in bringing together the concept of dialogue and social knowledge and will be an important contribution to social psychology and discourse and communication studies. |
Contents
An epistemological problem for social psychology | 1 |
Thinking and antinomies | 26 |
Thinking and antinomies | 27 |
Linguistic and dialogical antinomies | 61 |
Thinking through the mouth | 84 |
Thinking through the mouth | 89 |
old and | 118 |
Dialogical triads and threecomponent processes | 147 |
Understanding themata and generating social representations | 177 |
social representations and dialogicality | 203 |
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Dialogicality and Social Representations: The Dynamics of Mind Ivana Marková No preview available - 2005 |
Common terms and phrases
action activities analysis ancient Greek argued Aristotle Bakhtin beliefs Bühler century Chapter characteristics cognitive collective representations common sense knowledge communication genres conceived concerned contrast culture democracy Descartes dialectic dialogical triad different kinds Durkheim dynamic Ego-Alter Ego-Alter-Object emphasised epistemology example existence express grammar Greek Hegel Heraclitus heteroglossia Humboldt ideas images individual interdependent Jakobson Kant language linguistic logic Mathesius meanings mechanistic mental representations mind/brain mysticism nature neo-Kantians notion object ontology opposites participants perspective philosophy Piaget Plato polarities Politburo Prague Linguistic Circle presuppositions problem question rationality refers regime relations Roman Jakobson Saussure scientific knowledge scientists semiotic Šimečka social knowledge social phenomena social psychology social realities social recognition social representations social sciences society Soviet specific speech stability static structures symbolic teleological tension thema themata thematisation theoretical theory of knowledge theory of social thinking in antinomies thought tion understand Vilém Mathesius words
References to this book
Dialogic Education and Technology: Expanding the Space of Learning Rupert Wegerif Limited preview - 2007 |
Trust and Distrust: Sociocultural Perspectives Ivana Marková,Alex Gillespie (Ph. D.) No preview available - 2008 |