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Beyond the Mind

Cultural Dynamics of the Psyche
TaschenbuchKartoniert, Paperback
564 Seiten
Englisch
Information Age Publishingerschienen am30.03.2018
This book is unusual in its content and format. It has to do with a man, an intellectual journey and with uncountable travels across the world over the last two decades. The man is Jaan Valsiner and here you will read of his restless effort to elaborate ideas across the world. This book is mainly about his intellectual trajectory, touching on different places and interconnected topics.mehr
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KlappentextThis book is unusual in its content and format. It has to do with a man, an intellectual journey and with uncountable travels across the world over the last two decades. The man is Jaan Valsiner and here you will read of his restless effort to elaborate ideas across the world. This book is mainly about his intellectual trajectory, touching on different places and interconnected topics.
Details
ISBN/GTIN978-1-64113-034-9
ProduktartTaschenbuch
EinbandartKartoniert, Paperback
Erscheinungsjahr2018
Erscheinungsdatum30.03.2018
ReiheAdvances in Cultural Psychology
Seiten564 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
MasseBreite 156 mm, Höhe 234 mm, Dicke 30 mm
Gewicht846 g
Artikel-Nr.47538097

Inhalt/Kritik

Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction: Desire for Basic Science of Human BeingSECTION I: Suffering for Science: Where Psychology Fails. Culture in Psychology: Towards the Study of Structured, Highly Variable, and Self-Regulatory Psychological PhenomenaScience of Psychology Today: Future HorizonsCOFFEE BREAK 1: Is There any Reason for Suffering-for Science in Psychology? SECTION II: Understanding Dynamic Processes. Facing the Future-Making the Past: The Permanent Uncertainty of LivingConstructing Identity: A Theoretical Problem for Social SciencesReconstructing the Affordance Concept: Semiotic Mediation of ImmediacyThe Concept of Attractor: How Dynamic Systems Theory Deals With FutureCOFFEE BREAK 2: Why Are Dynamic Perspectives Hard to Take?SECTION III: Dialogical Nature of Being. The Promoter Sign: Developmental Transformation Within the Structure of Dialogical SelfTemporal Integration of Structures Within the Dialogical SelfCOFFEE BREAK 3: Dialogical Semiosis in Irreversible Time-Why Make it So Complex?SECTION IV: Aesthetics of Infinities. The Raumaesthetik of Theodor Lipps as a Dialogical Research ProgramThe Bare Back: Dialogical Self in ActionTorturous Tension of the Real and the Unreal: Looking at Surrealist PaintingsDialogical Relationship Between Open and Closed InfinitiesThe Flagellating SelfCOFFEE BREAK 4: The Sublime Movement Between InfinitiesSECTION V: Regulation in Societal and Interpersonal Processes. Culture Within Development: Similarities Behind DifferencesHow Can Psychology in Japan Become a Well-Behaving Rebel?Culture in Human Development: Theoretical and Methodological DirectionsCOFFEE BREAK 5: Why Developmental Science? SECTION VI: Cultural Processes Within Society.Civility of Basic Distrust: A Cultural-Psychological View on Persons-in-SocietyHigher Education in Focus: Insights Through the Cultural-Historical Activity TheoryCommunication and Development: Breaking a CommunionThe Clicking and Twitting Society: Beyond Entertainment to EducationCOFFEE BREAK 6: Relating with Society-By Going Beyond the Practically UsefulSECTION VII: Constructing Basic Human Science: Idiographic, Dynamic, Phenomena-Focused. Meanings of the Data in Contemporary Developmental Psychology: Constructions and ImplicationsListening to the Screaming Knowledge: Pathways to QuietudeThe Wissenschaft of Social Psychology: Paradoxes of Application of Science in a SocietyFailure Through Success: Paradoxes of EpistemophiliaThe Human Psyche on the Border of Irreversible Time: Forward-Oriented SemiosisCOFFEE BREAK 7: Why Do Social Sciences Need to Be Basic?Conclusion: Psyche as a Cultural MembraneBiographical Notes.mehr