Social Texts and Context: Literature and Social Psychology |
Contents
Writing Gender | 9 |
Part 2 | 33 |
Some Unsatisfactory Positions | 51 |
Copyright | |
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accounts achievement actions activities analysis appears approach argue assumptions attempt attention become behaviour Chapter character claim concept concerned construction context criticism culture depicted described detail discourse discussed élites emotions examine example experience explanation expressive fact fans feminine function further give Harré human identity important individual influence insight instance interest interpretation issues Janis Janis's kind less literal literary literary criticism literature look material meaning nature notion novels object observations organisation participants particular person perspective play position possible practice present problem processes produced question reader reading reality reasons reference relation rhetoric role rules scientific scientists seems seen sense sexual similar situations Snow social psychology society specific stereotypes structure suggested taken theory things tion traits treated understanding women writing
References to this book
Rethinking Psychology, Volume 1 Jonathan A Smith,Rom Harre,Luk Van Langenhove No preview available - 1995 |