Positioning Theory Moral Contexts of International Action

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Edition: 1st
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 1998-08-06
Publisher(s): Wiley-Blackwell
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Summary

The word "position" has long been used in the field of social psychology. Now social psychologists are creating new theories on group positioning by studying everyday language and discourse and the application of some of these ideas has revealed the necessity of paying close attention to the local moral order within which both public and private intentional acts are performed. The study of local moral orders as ever-shifting patterns of rights and obligations of speaking and acting has come to be called by a new name - positioning theory - of which Rom Harré is one of the leading exponents.In this book, Rom Harré give a state of the art overview of positioning theory via contributions from some of the world's leading experts in the field.

Author Biography

Rom Harré is Fellow of Linacre College, Oxford, and Professor of Psychology at Georgetown University. His numerous publications include The Explorations of Social Behaviour, Social Being, Personal Being, Physical Being and Varieties of Realism.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements vii
1 The Dynamics of Social Episodes
1(13)
R. Harre
L. van Langenhove
2 Introducing Positioning Theory
14(18)
L. van Langenhove
R. Harre
3 Positioning and Personhood
32(21)
B. Davies
R. Harre
4 Preparing for Positive Positioning
53(7)
D. Howie
5 Reflexive Positioning: Autobiography
60(14)
R. Harre
L. van Langenhove
6 Reflexive Positioning: Culture and Private Discourse
74(13)
F. M. Moghaddam
7 Positioning and the Recovery of Social Identity
87(15)
S. Sabat
R. Harre
8 Positioning and the Writing of Science
102(14)
L. van Langenhove
R. Harre
9 Positioning and Assessment of Technology
116(11)
L. van Langenhove
R. Bertolink
10 Positioning as the Production and Use of Stereotypes
127(11)
L. van Langenhove
R. Harre
11 Positioning in the Formation of a 'National' Identity
138(22)
L. Berman
12 Positioning as Display of Cultural Identity
160(18)
D. Carbaugh
13 Positioning in Intergroup Relations
178(17)
Sui-Lan Tan
F. M. Moghaddam
14 Epilogue: Further Opportunities
195(5)
R. Harre
L. van Langenhove
References 200(13)
Index 213

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