Vol. 2 (1993)

Free standing papers

• Editorial

  Fran Elejabarrieta, Uwe Flick, Wolfgang Wagner

  1-2

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• Social Representations: The Versatility of a Concept

  Agnes Allansdottir, Sandra Jovtchelovitch, Angela Stathopoulou

  3-10

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• A Southerner's Response to an Insular Critique: Where to Find the Social and how to Understand the Use of Clusters in our Studies on Social Representations

  Dario Páez, José Luis Gonzaléz

  11-25

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• The Openness and Closure of a Concept: Reply to Allanstodir, Jovchelovitch & Stathopoulou

  Martha Augoustinos

  26-30

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• Some Further Points: Replies to Augoustinos and Paez & Gonzales

  Agnes Allanstodir, Sandra Jovchelovitch, Angela Stathopoulou

  31-32

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• Celebration of a Nation: Representations of Australian National Identity

  Martha Augoustinos

  33-39

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• Studying Nationalism as an Everyday Ideology

  Michael Billig

  40-43

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• Jigsaw Puzzle with Missing Pieces: An Argument for the Systematic Explanation of the Relationship between Processes of Representations and Identity: Discussion of M. Augoustinos

  Glynis Breakwell, Evanthia Lyons

  44-47

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• Qualitative Research on Social Representations: The Delightful World of Paradoxes

  Mary Jane Paris Spink

  48-54

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• Comments on M. Spink's Paper 'Qualitative Research on Social Representations'

  Kum-Kum Bhavnani

  55-60

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• Delightful Representations of the Paradoxes in the Social World: Discussion of M. J. Spink's paper

  Uwe Flick

  60-65

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• In Defense of the Social Psychology of Science (a Rejoinder to Marková and Elejabarrieta)

  John T. Jost

  66-74

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• Central System, Peripheral System: Their Functions and Roles in the Dynamics of Social Representations

  Jean-Claude Abric

  75-78

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• Description systématique, transformation des représentations, pratiques sociales.

  Jean-Pierre Deconchy

  79-84

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• Concerning the Structure of Social Representations

  Christian Guimelli

  85-92

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• Comment on the paper: 'A propos de la structure des représentations sociales' by Chr. Guimelli

  Mario von Cranach

  1993

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• Structure and Functions of Social Representations: Theories of Development, Images of Child and Pupil

  Luisa Molinari, Francesca Emiliani

  95-106

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• Reference to Semantic Aspects of Social Representations in Solving Problems

  Patrizia Catellani

  107-114

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• Content versus Structural Analysis of Social Representations - Some Comments on P. Catellani's Paper

  Michel-Louis Rouquette

  115-116

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• Social Knowledge, Identities and Social Practices

  Agustín Echebarría Echabe, Jose Luis Gonzales Castro

  117-125

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• On Social Knowledge and Context: Comments on Echebarría and Gonzalez

  Hannu Räty, Leila Snellman

  126-128

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• The Theory of Social Representations: Whence and Whither?

  Robert M. Farr

  130-138

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• Représentations Sociales et Construction des Connaissances

  Pina Boggi, Antonio Iannaccone

  139-150

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• Logique Naturelle et Représentations Sociales

  Jean-Blaise Grize

  151-159

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• Introductory Address to the International Conference on Social Representations, Ravello, 1992

  Serge Moscovici

  160-170

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• The Development of Social Representations of Gender.

  Gerard Duveen

  171-177

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• Social Representations and Attitudes: Problems of Coherence between the Theoretical Definition and Procedure of Research.

  Annamaria De Rosa

  178-192

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• Folk Science and Social Representations: some Comments

  Francesca Emiliani

  193-197

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• Social Representations and Social Identity

  Glynis Breakwell

  198-217

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• Identity and Hyperidentities: the Representational Foundation of Self and Culture

  Marisa Zavalloni

  218-235

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• Can Representations Explain Social Behaviour? A Discussion of Social Representations as Rational Systems

  Wolfgang Wagner

  236-249

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