Social constructionism, discourse, and realism edited by Ian Parker.
Series Inquiries in social constructionDetalles de publicación: London Thousand Oaks, Calif. SAGE Publications 1998.Descripción: xii, 159 p. 24 cmISBN:- 0761953760
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- HM251 .S671163 1998
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Social Constructionism, Discourse, and Realism charts a clear and accessible path through some of the key debates in contemporary social psychology. Drawing on the wider critical and discursive turn in the human sciences, it explores comprehensively the many claims about what we can know of reality in social constructionist and discursive research in psychology. Key questions addressed by an internationally renowned cast of contributors include:+ Should pragmatic and relativist views of meaning and the world necessarily be adopted by discourse analysts?+ Where is "the real" in contemporary critical research in psychology?+ How does the turn-to-language affect, encourage, or inhibit perspectives for change?These relativist versus realist tensions go to the heart of current theoretical and methodological issues, not only within psychology but across the social and human sciences. By mapping the connections between theory, method, and politics in social research and placing these within the context of the broader social constructionist and discursive debates, this wide ranging book offers the reader an invaluable survey of the current debates. Social Constructionism, Discourse, and Realism will be essential reading for all students of social psychology, social constructionism, discourse analysis, and the philosophy of social sciences.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- Foreword
- Realism, Relativism and Critique in Psychology
- Part 1 DEBATES
- Overview
- Realism, Relativism, Social Constructionism and Discourse
- Fragments in the Realization of Relativism
- Language, Practice and Realism
- What Is To Be Done? (With Apologies to Lenin!)
- As One in a Web? Discourse, Materiality and the Place of Ethics
- Social Constructionism and Revolutionary Socialism
- A Contradiction in Terms?
- Part 2 Commentaries
- Across the S-S Divide
- The Perverse and Pervasive Character of Reality
- Some Comments on the Effects of Monism and Dualism
- Psychology's Subject
- A Commentary on the Relativism/Realism Debate
- Constructionism and Realism
- How Are We To Go On?
Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics
Ian Parker is Professor of Psychology in the Discourse Unit at Bolton Institute. He is author of Psychoanalytic Culture (SAGE, 1997) and co-author of Deconstructing Psychopathology (SAGE, 1995).CONTRIBUTORS
Steven D Brown Keele University
Vivien Burr University of Huddersfield
Andrew Collier University of Southampton
Bronwyn Davies James Cook University
Don Foster University of Cape Town
Kenneth J Gergen Swarthmore College
Rom Harre Oxford University
Maritza Montero Universidad Central de Venezuela
Jonathan Potter Loughborough University
Joan Pujol University of Huddersfield
Carla Willig Middlesex University