Vol 29 No 1 (2020): Special issue: 14th International Conference on Social Representations, Buenos Aires, 2018 - Identities and Social Conflicts | Papers on Social Representations

Papers on Social Representations Peer Reviewed International Journal

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Editors: Alicia Barreiro (Universidade de Buenos Aires, Argentina / FLACSO / CONICET) & Noemi Graciela Murekian (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba / Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, Argentina)

Published: 2020-06-10

Free standing papers

Understanding Political Participation in Media Discourse: A Social Representations Approach

Terri Mannarini, Luke Joseph Buhagiar, Alessia Rochira, Evrinomy Avdi, Ifigeneia Koutri, Anna Mylona, Gordon Sammut, Sergio Salvatore

8.1-8.34
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Special issue

Understanding Social Representation Theory as a Paradigm: Some Problems

José Antonio Castorina

1.1.-1.21
- English
- Spanish
Words as Vectors of the Construction of Identity: The Example of Young Graduates in a Situation of Overeducation

Anne-Marie Costalat-Founeau, Annabelle Fourès

2.1-2.23
- English
- French
Naming Accumulation and Naming Invention: Strategies to Resist Existence

Beatrice Madiot

3.1-3.19
- English
- French
Self-naming and Hetero-naming Strategies: from Appropriation to Reconfiguration

Christele Fraïssé

4.1-4.16
- English
- French
Social Representations, Temporality, Proper Noun and Mental Health

Noemi Graciela Murekian

5.1-5.22
- English
- Spanish
“They Are Not Truly Indigenous People”: Social Representations and Prejudice against Indigenous People in Argentina

Alicia Barreiro, Joaquín Ungaretti, Edgardo Etchezahar, Cecilia Wainryb

6.1-6.24
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Social Representations of Mexico City Historic Center: Heritage and Controversial Memories

Martha de Alba, Lesslie Herrera, Jean-Christophe Loubier

7.1-7.25
- English
- Spanish