Constructing identities [electronic resource] : the social, the nonhuman and change / Mike Michael.
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TextPublication details: London ; Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Sage, 1996.Description: 1 online resource (179 pages)Content type: - text
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- online resource
- 9781849206648
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- 9781446279182
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- Social psychology
- Identity (Psychology)
- Knowledge, Sociology of
- Science -- Social aspects
- PSYCHOLOGY -- Social Psychology
- Identity (Psychology)
- Knowledge, Sociology of
- Science -- Social aspects
- Social psychology
- Sociale identiteit
- Sciences -- Aspect social
- Identité (psychologie)
- Sociologie de la connaissance
- Psychologie sociale
- Identité
- Différenciation sociale
- Konstruktivismus <Soziologie>
- Identität
- Sozialpsychologie
- Electronic books. -- local
- Identity (Philosophical concept)
- Social psychology
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- HM1033 .M437 1996eb
- 08.44
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 162-172) and index.
1. Introduction -- 2. Constructing Socially Constructed Identity -- 3. Constructing a Critique of Social Constructionism -- 4. Constructing Actor-Network Theory -- 5. Actor-Network Theory and Identity -- 6. Science, Knowledge and the Public -- 7. Actors, Identities and 'Natural' Nonhumans -- 8. Conclusion.
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By locating two relevant questions, this book is able to sustain a clear discussion of how issues around agency, hybridity marginality and the 'other' can contribute to a better understanding of human identity.