Positioning theory : moral contexts of intentional action

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Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice Social Representations and Identity

Abstract

1. The dynamics of social episodes: R. Harre and L. van Langenhove. 2. Introducing positioning theory: R. Harre and L. van Langenhove. 3. Positioning and personhood: B. Davies and R. Harre. 4. Preparing for positive positioning: D. Howie. 5. Reflexive positioning: autobiography: L. van Langenhove and R. Harre. 6. Reflexive positioning: culture and private discourse: Sui--lan Tan and F. M. Moghaddam. 7. Positioning and the recovery of social identity: S. Sabat and R. Harre. 8. Positioning and the writing of science: L. van Langenhove and R. Harre. 9. Positioning in technology: L. van Langenhove and R. Bertolink. 10. Positioning as the production and use of stereotypes: L. van Langenhove and R. Harre. 11. Strategies of positioning in a nationala discourse: L. Berman. 12. Positioning as display of cultural identity: D. Carbaugh. 13. Positioning in intergroup relations: Sui--lan Tan and F. M. Moghaddam. 14. New directions for positioning theory: R. Harre and L. van Langenhove. References. Index.

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