Symbolic transformation: the mind in movement through culture and society
Información General
- Autores: Brady Wagoner (ed. lit.)
- Editores: London: Routledge
- Año de publicación: 2010
- País: Reino Unido
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-0-415-48848-8
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Otros catálogos
- Citas a capítulos: 1 Citas
Listado de artículos
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Introduction: what is a symbol?
págs. 1-16
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Part I. Semiotic foundations
págs. 19-22
págs. 23-37
Here comes the semiotic species: reflections on the semiotic turn in the cognitive sciences
págs. 38-58
The unconscious as symbol generator: a psychodynamic-semiotic approach to meaning-making
págs. 59-74
Commentary on Part I. Are we connected to the matrix machine?: Cognition and experience figuring out what reality is
págs. 75-86
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Part II. Transformations of experience
págs. 89-92
págs. 93-119
págs. 120-141
Remembering with others: the veracity of an experience in the symbol-formation process
págs. 142-158
págs. 159-166
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Part III. Transformations through the life course
págs. 169-172
How does an object become symbolic?: Rooting semiotic artifacts in dynamic shared experiences
págs. 173-192
págs. 193-208
Scribble: the development of children' s mark-making
págs. 209-231
Commentary on part II: Some reflections on the development of symbolic activity
págs. 232-240
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Part IV. Transformations of identity
págs. 243-248
págs. 249-268
Symbolic worlds in time/spaces of practice: Identities and transformations
págs. 269-283
From "stigma" and "coping" to social respositioning: a new perspective on HIV/AIDS, identity, and human rights
págs. 284-301
Diversity in sex workers strategies for the protection of social identity: content, context and contradiction
págs. 302-322
Commentary on Part IV. Identity and social reality: Formations and transformations
págs. 323-329
Conclusion: Opening and closing symbolic transformation
págs. 330-333
págs. 334-336
