Vol. 20 No 2 (2011): Special Issue: A Half Century of Social Representations: some recommended papers

Guest Editors: Caroline Howarth (LSE), Nikos Kalampalikis (University of Lyon), Paula Castro (Lisbon University Institute)

Publiée: 2011-10-17

Special issue

Editorial: 50 Years of Research on Social Representations: Central Debates and Challenging Questions

Caroline Howarth, Nikos Kalampalikis, Paula Castro

9.1-9.11
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Researching the Offbeat: a Metaphor

Wolfgang Wagner

10.1-10.7
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Social Representations in Psychology: A Bibliometrical Analysis

Véronique Eicher, Véronique Emery, Mathieu Maridor, Ingrid Gilles, Adrian Bangerter

11.1-11.19
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Putting Experiments in their Place: Commentary on Robert Farr's 'Social Representations: their role in the design and execution of laboratory experiments'

Sandra Jovchelovitch

12.1-12.12
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Do 'Sacred Cows' Make an Academic Culture Bovine? A comment on Jovchelovitch

Ragini Sen

14.1-14.5
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Integrating paradigms, methodological implications: Using history to embody Breakwell's (1993) theoretical links between Social Identity Theory and Social Representations Theory

Michelle Gezentsvey Lamy, James H. Liu; Coleen Ward

15.1-15.7
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Empirical Approaches to Social Representations and Identity Processes: 20 Years On

Glynis M. Breakwell

17.1-17.4
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Spreading the theory in the lusophone world: contributions of Jorge Vala's Chapter to the Brazilian developments of Social Representations

Raquel Bertoldo, Andréa Barbará Bousfield, Ana Maria Justo, João Wachelke

18.1-18.19
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What are the "elements" of a representation?

Saadi Lahlou, Jean-Claude Abric

20.1-20.10
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Reflections on Bauer and Gaskell's Towards a Paradigm for Research on Social Representations

Juliet H. Foster

23.1-23.12
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Commentary of The Epistemological Significance of the Theory of social representations (Marková, 2008)

Dijana Cakaric

24.1-24.10
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Response to Dijana Cakaric

Ivana Marková

26.1-26.9
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Discussion on a modest contribution to the understanding of social representation perspective

Alain Clemence

27.1-27.12
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Social representations of urban spaces: A comment on mental maps of Paris

Martha de Alba

29.1-29.14
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Putting the "Human" back into Human Immunodeficiency Virus research: A commentary on Helene Joffe's (1996) article, "AIDS research and prevention: A social representational approach"

Sara K. Belton

31.1-31.14
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...Once upon a time... The case of social representations of intelligence

Felice Carugati, Patrizia Selleri

32.1-31.15
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Triangulation of Data Analysis Techniques

Mary Anne Lauri

34.1-34.15
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Lauri on organ donation or how to teach the theory of social representations using a quality empirical study

Claudine Provencher

35.1-35.10
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1961-1976: notes in the margin to a meta-theoretical analysis of the two editions of La Psychanalyse, son image et son public

Annamaria Silvana de Rosa

36.1-36.34
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Text Mining Methods for Social Representation Analysis in Large Corpora

Jean-François Chartier, Jean-Guy Meunier

37.1-37.47
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Text Mining Methods: An answer to Chartier and Meunier

Saadi Lahlou

38.1-38.7
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Returning to past features of Serge Moscovici's theory to feed the future

Denise Jodelet

39.1-39.11
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Knowledge in a Raft: Comments to Denise Jodelet

Jorge Correia Jesuíno

40.1-40.6
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Annexes

Free standing papers

Social Representations of Smolensk, April 10, 2010 in Poland and in Italy

Laura Dryjanska

41.1-41.35
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Vol. 20 No 2 (2011): Special Issue: A Half Century of Social Representations: some recommended papers

Special issue

Editorial: 50 Years of Research on Social Representations: Central Debates and Challenging Questions

Researching the Offbeat: a Metaphor

Social Representations in Psychology: A Bibliometrical Analysis

Putting Experiments in their Place: Commentary on Robert Farr's 'Social Representations: their role in the design and execution of laboratory experiments'

Do 'Sacred Cows' Make an Academic Culture Bovine? A comment on Jovchelovitch

Integrating paradigms, methodological implications: Using history to embody Breakwell's (1993) theoretical links between Social Identity Theory and Social Representations Theory

Empirical Approaches to Social Representations and Identity Processes: 20 Years On

Spreading the theory in the lusophone world: contributions of Jorge Vala's Chapter to the Brazilian developments of Social Representations

What are the "elements" of a representation?

Reflections on Bauer and Gaskell's Towards a Paradigm for Research on Social Representations

Commentary of The Epistemological Significance of the Theory of social representations (Marková, 2008)

Response to Dijana Cakaric

Discussion on a modest contribution to the understanding of social representation perspective

Social representations of urban spaces: A comment on mental maps of Paris

Putting the "Human" back into Human Immunodeficiency Virus research: A commentary on Helene Joffe's (1996) article, "AIDS research and prevention: A social representational approach"

...Once upon a time... The case of social representations of intelligence

Triangulation of Data Analysis Techniques

Lauri on organ donation or how to teach the theory of social representations using a quality empirical study

1961-1976: notes in the margin to a meta-theoretical analysis of the two editions of La Psychanalyse, son image et son public

Text Mining Methods for Social Representation Analysis in Large Corpora

Text Mining Methods: An answer to Chartier and Meunier

Returning to past features of Serge Moscovici's theory to feed the future

Knowledge in a Raft: Comments to Denise Jodelet

Annexes

Following Jovchelovitch, S. (2011): Social Representations: their role in the design and execution of laboratory experiments. In R. Farr and S. Moscovici (Eds), Social Representations, reprinted with permission from Cambridge University Press

Following Lamy, M.G., Liu, J.H., & Ward, C. (2011): Integrating paradigms, methodological implications. In G. M. Breakwell & D. V. Canter (Eds.), Empirical approaches to social representations (pp. 180-201). Reprinted with permission from Oxford Univers

Following Bertoldo, R., Bousfield, A., Justo, A.M. & Wachelke, J. (2011): Representações sociais para uma psicologia social do pensamento social

Following Lahlou, S. & Abric, J.C. (2011): A Terminology Note on the use of some expressions regarding activities and cognitive processes in social psychology

Following Foster, J. (2011): Towards a paradigm for research on social representations. Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour 29(2) 163-186. Reprinted with permission

Following Cakaric, D. (2011): The Epistemological Significance of the Theory of social representations. Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour, 38 (4): 461–487 Reprinted with permission

Following Clemence, A. (2011): La prévention comme normalisation culturelle. Revue Suisse de Sociologie, 10, 37-84.

Following Carugati, F., & Selleri, P. (2011): Are social representations an architecture of cognitions? A tentative model for extending the dialogue. Papers on Social Representations, 3(2), 134-151. Reprinted.

Free standing papers

Social Representations of Smolensk, April 10, 2010 in Poland and in Italy

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