Vol 29 No 2 (2020): Special issue: Social Representations of Covid-19: Rethinking the Pandemic’s Reality and Social Representations | Papers on Social Representations

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Editors: Dario Páez (University of the Basque Country, Spain) & Juan Pérez (University of Valencia, Spain)

Published: 2020-12-31

Free standing papers

Places from which We Speak: The Concepts of Consensual and Reified Universes and the Interpretation of the Outcomes Obtained with ALCESTE and IRAMUTEQ

Luiz Gustavo Silva Souza

11.1-11.25
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Images and Social Representations of Students’ Identity and University Experience

Ariane Franco Lopes da Silva, Golda Cohen, Sandrine Gaymard

12.1-12.23
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Special issue

Introduction to the Special Issue of Social Representations of Covid-19: Rethinking the Pandemic’s Reality and Social Representations

Dario Páez, Juan A. Pérez

1.1-1.24
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Tell me what you are like and I will tell you what you believe in: Social representations of COVID-19 in the Americas, Europe and Asia

José Joaquín Pizarro, Andreas Michael, Sumeet Mhaskar

2.1-2.38
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Society Against Covid-19: Challenges for the Socio-genetic Point of View of Social Representations

Thémistoklis Apostolidis, Maria de Fatima Santos, Nikos Kalampalikis

3.1-3.14
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Communication, Social Representations and Prevention - Information Polarization on COVID-19 in Brazil

Ana Maria Justo, Andréa Barbará da Silva Bousfield, Andréia Isabel Giacomozzi, Brigido Vizeu Camargo

4.1-4.18
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The “Invisible Other”: Social Representations of COVID-19 Pandemic in Media and Institutional Discourse

Annamaria Silvana de Rosa, Terri Mannarini

5.1-5.35
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A Disease of Privilege? Social Representations in Online Media about Covid-19 among South Africans during Lockdown

Karabo Sitto, Elizabeth Lubinga

6.1-6.29
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What Do Italians Think About Coronavirus? An Exploratory Study on Social Representations

Elisa Colì, Maurizio Norcia, Alessandro Bruzzone

7.1-7.29
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Social Representations of Covid-19 in the Framework of Risk Psychology

Roberto Fasanelli, Alfonso Piscitelli, Ida Galli

8.1-8.36
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Social Representations of “Normality”: Everyday Life in Old and New Normalities with Covid-19

Francesca Emiliani, Alberta Contarello, Sonia Brondi, Laura Palareti, Stefano Passini, Diego Romaioli

9.1-9.36
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A Separate Epidemic

Denise Jodelet

10.1-10.11
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- French