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An introduction to social constructionism

Author:Vivien Burr

Summary:An invaluable, clear guide to social constructionism for all perplexed students who want to begin to understand this difficult area.

Print Book, English, 1996

Edition:[Nachdr.] View all formats and editions

Publisher: Routledge, London, 1996

Physical Description:VIII, 198 Seiten 22 cm

ISBN:

9780415104043, 9780415104050, 0415104041, 041510405X

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:248143568

Subjects:

Cultural relativism

Discourse analysis

Discourse analysis Psychological aspects

Social Sciences

Social interaction

Social problems

Social psychology

Contents:

Preface. Acknowledgements. Introduction: What is Social Constructionism? Where Do You Get Your Personality From? Does Language Affect the Way We Think? What is a Discourse? What Does it Mean to Have Power? Is There a Real World Outside Discourse? Can Individuals Change Society? What Does it Mean to be a Person? 1. The Person as Discourse-user. 2. The Self as Constructed in Language. 3. Subject Positions in Discourse. What Do Discourse Analysts Do? Glossary. Bibliography. Name Index. Subject Index.

Notes:

Literaturverz. S. [186] - 192

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