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, 2020 This paper focuses on analysis of online discursive interactions among students from the first years of high school in problem-solving situations requiring the production of conjectures, arguments, and proofs. The study is framed in Vygotskian perspective, focusing on the language used to communicate and to manipulate and solve the tasks.
Albano G. +3 more
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Constructing Subjects, Producing Subjectivities: Developing Analytic Needs in Discursive Psychology [PDF]
, 2007 The publication of Potter and Wetherell’s (1987) blueprint for a discursive social psychology was a pivotal moment in the discursive turn in psychology. That transformational text went on to underpin much contemporary discursive psychology; paving the
McAvoy, Jean
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, 2008 Discursive psychology begins with psychology as it faces people living their lives. It studies how psychology is constructed, understood and displayed as people interact in everyday and more institutional situations. How does a speaker show that they are
Potter, Jonathan, Wiggins, Sally
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The discursive construction of hegemonic and pariah femininities in the spoken accounts of a group of Japanese women [PDF]
, 2010 This thesis investigates the discursive construction of culturally idealised (‘hegemonic’) and alternative (‘pariah’) femininities in the spoken accounts of a group of Japanese women.
Sunderland, Jane, Charlebois, Justin
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The discursive function of additives in interaction [PDF]
Glossa: a journal of general linguisticsThe insertion of additives such as too has been argued to be obligatory (in affirmative sentences) if the immediate context contains a suitable antecedent such that the presupposition triggered by additives is satisfied. However, the obligatoriness of additives has been found to be gradient and their insertion to depend on contextual factors.
Alexandra Lorson +2 more
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The discursive challenge to politeness research: An interactional alternative [PDF]
Journal of Politeness Research. Language, Behaviour, Culture, 2007 The discursive approach to politeness represents one of the most coherent challenges to the dominance of Brown and Levinson's politeness theory to date, and indeed to the continuing viability of the field of politeness research itself. However, while the discursive approach advocates the displacement of politeness as the focus of research, upon closer ...
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Social psychology, war and peace: Towards a critical discursive peace psychology. [PDF]
, 2011 In this paper I make two related arguments: that peace psychology and social psychological peace research should give greater attention to discourse, and that critical discursive approaches in social psychology should explore matters of international ...
Stephen Gibson +2 more
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Investigating the Discursive Interactions in the Elementary Science Classroom
İlköğretim Online, 2020 This study explored three aspects of classroom discourse that was conducted in elementary science classroom by a Vygotskian manner. Disciplinary content of conversations was matter (atomic structure) and modelling. Through a validated analytical framework, communicative approaches, teaching purposes and patterns of interactions were analysed.
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Autism and Social Interaction: A Discursive Psychological Study [PDF]
, 2021 <p><b>In psychological research, autistic people are generally characterised as possessing disordered social cognition and embodiment in comparison to non-autistic people. </b></p> <p>Specifically, a deficit in Theory of Mind (the capacity to think about other people’s mental states in order to understand and predict their
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From representations to representing: On social representations and discursive-rhetorical psychology [PDF]
, 2015 This chapter focusses on active processes of representing, and does so by exploring the links between social representations theory, discourse analysis and rhetorical psychology.
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