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Produktbild: The Social Construction of the Person

The Social Construction of the Person

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Abbildungen

276p.

Herausgeber

K. J. Gergen + weitere

Verlag

Springer

Seitenzahl

276

Gewicht

560 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-387-96091-3

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Abbildungen

276p.

Herausgeber

Verlag

Springer

Seitenzahl

276

Gewicht

560 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-387-96091-3

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Springer Heidelberg
Tiergartenstr. 17
69121 Heidelberg
DE
buchhandel-buch@springer.com

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  • Produktbild: The Social Construction of the Person
  • I. Introduction to the Domain.- 1. Social Constructionist Inquiry: Context and Implications.- The Social Constructionist Orientation.- Social Constructionism in Historical Perspective Constructionism and the Problematics of Psychological.- Explanation.- Constructionism and the Character of Science.- 2. An Overview of Descriptive Psychology.- A Budget of Problems.- A Different Spirit.- A Different Genre.- Descriptive Psychology and Social Constructionism.- 3. The Social Construction of the Person: How Is It Possible?.- Oriya Conceptions of the Person, Society, and Nature: A Primer.- From Conceptions of the Person to Social Cognition.- Social Construction: How Is It Possible?.- II. The Structure of Intelligibility.- 4. Necessarily True Cultural Psychologies.- The Meaning of Reflexivity.- Broadening the Range of Facts to Be Considered.- Broadening the Range of Problems to Be Solved.- Commonsense Psychology.- How to Describe, Explain, and So On, a Description of Behavior.- Traditional Empirical Psychology.- Problems of Necessarily True Cultural Psychologies.- Concluding Remarks.- 5. The Social Construction of Emotion: With Special Reference to Love.- On Falling in Love in Conformance with the Romantic Ideal.- Henry Theophilus Finck and His Critics.- Love as an Emotional Syndrome.- Concluding Observations.- 6. Social Pragmatics and the Origins of Psychological Discourse.- Treacherous Invitations to a Theory of Origins.- Discourse and the Pragmatics of Relationship.- The Principle of Intentionality.- The Principles of Seriation and Singularity.- The Principle of Pandemonium.- Mental Testing and Interpretative Pandemonium.- Summary.- 7. Two Concepts of the Mental.- Forgetting.- Halfway House Data.- Willing.- Conclusion.- 8. Relationships in the Real World: The Descriptive Psychology Approach to Personal Relationships.- Status Assignment and World Creations.- I-Thou Relationships as the Paradigm for Personal Relationships.- Social Practices and Insiders Versus Outsiders.- Types of Personal Relationships: Friends, Lovers, and Others.- Individual Differences in Conceptions.- Appreciation of Overt Performance Versus Significance.- Role of Personal Relationships in Health, Mental Health, and Life Satisfaction.- Conclusions.- III. Social Process in Person Construction.- 9. Social Accountability and Self Specification.- Social Accountability.- The Social Accountability of Conduct.- Being Held Captive by a Picture.- Routine Accountability.- Theories, Models, and Accounts.- Applications.- The Metaphorical Nature of Our Self-Talk.- The Situated and Hermeneutical Nature of Selfhood.- Weiss's Depiction of "You".- Conclusions.- 10. Sincerity: Feelings and Constructions in Making a Self.- Pain.- Impulses.- Emotion.- Feelings, the Self, and the Will.- Feelings as Beliefs: Intuitions.- A Summary of the Dramaturgic Model, Sincerity, and Feelings.- A Postscript on the Self.- 11. A Dialectical View of Personal Change.- The Coordinated Management of Meaning.- The A Family: A Case Study.- Conclusion and Implications.- 12. How Personal Differences Can Make a Difference.- The Marquesas Islands.- Personal Distinctiveness.- Singling Persons Out: Names.- Singling Persons Out: Physical Distinctiveness.- The Place of Distinctive Hakatu in Interaction.- Setting Differences Aside.- Human Careers.- Personal Distinctiveness in the Electoral Process.- Discussion.- Toward Cross-Cultural Understandings.- 13. Asking Taboo Questions and Doing Taboo Deeds.- Our Commitments.- The Prohibition Against Researching Childhood Sexuality.- Traditionalists Versus Libertarians.- An Alternative Model of the Child and the Adult.- Positivism's Dilemma.- Conclusion.- 14. The Language Game of Self-Ascription: A Note.- Author Index.