The psychology of the social

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Foreword R. M. Farr 1. Social representations in knowledge and language as approaches to a psychology of the social Uwe Flick Part I. Social Knowledge as an Issue in Social Psychology: 2. The knowledge of social systems Mario von Cranach 3. Everyday knowledge in social psychology Uwe Flick 4. Social attributions and social representations Miles Hewstone and Martha Augoustinos 5. The social construction of knowledge: social marking and socio-cognitive conflict Willem Doise, Gabriel Mugny and Juan A. Perez 6. Social memory: macrospyschological aspects Augustin Echebarria Echabe and Jose Luis Gonzalez Castro 7. Self as social representation Daphna Oyserman and Hazel Rose Markus Part II. Language and Discourse as Media for Social Psychology: 8. The epistemology of social representations Rom Harre 9. Social representations discourse analysis, and racism Jonathan Potter and Margaret Wetherell 10. Social representations and ideology: towards the study of ideological representations Martha Augoustinos 11. Social representations and development: experts' and parents' discourses about a puzzling issue Felice F. Carugati and Patrizia Selleri 12. Social representations and media communications Carlo Michael Sommer 13. The social representation of 'man' in everyday speech Lenelis Kruse Part III. Social Representations: History and Development of a Field of Research: 14. The history and actuality of social representations Serge Moscovici.

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