include narrative studies, language and discourse, perspectives on cultural psychology, identity and subjectivity, critical history and post-modern debates about constructivism vs. realism. In short, the papers included in this volume present a concise summation of the state of theoretical psychology. ...
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HEA03769 New Theoretical Perspectives on Bullying: Broadening our Understanding of the Psychology of Peer Abuse 来自 core.ac.uk 喜欢 0 阅读量: 23 作者: JBHJB Healey 摘要: Research into bullying in recent years has focussed primarily on defining its parameters and describing the experiences, ...
The intention of this chapter is not to repeat the theoretical arguments that have been used elsewhere in the book, but rather to discuss how different theoretical perspectives can illuminate the world of SNG. To this end a number of perspectives will be outlined and their contribution to ...
theory (Phillips, 1971) provides a theoretical foundation for understanding By tracing the historical development of the reflex arc concept, particularly its roots in Descartes’ mechanistic theories, the study sheds light on how foundational ideas in physiology have influenced contemporary perspectives. By...
Drawing on Henry James's reputation as a master of modern literature, John Carlos Rowe investigates the way in which various theoretical approaches formulate different conceptions of the "major author." Rowe examines James from the perspectives of the psychology of literary influence, feminism, ...
Certainly, it's possible to conduct a more comprehensive analysis of these ideas, delving deeper into additional definitions for thorough comparison. Further exploration could involve in-depth discussions of the perspectives put forth by prominent authors and the exploration of various models to exemplify...
PART I THEORETICAL AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES Contemporary sociological research relies on theoretical perspectives to help inform analysis. Theory provides the concepts we can use to recognize and understand new issues, processes, and social developments. Researchers use the- oretical concepts to enrich ...
in a new theme, which helps researchers examine these studies from different perspectives. Researchers can ponder the discussion section and consider the challenges that their peers previously faced. They can gain a glimpse of problems that require attention and direct their efforts towards addressing ...
Thus all views and interpretations are viewed as partial and incomplete, and this allows space for other perspectives. She warns against a possible 'strong' reading of Haraway's work, in which permanent partiality is treated as 'an epistemological ideal in itself: crudely put, the more partial ...