Vol. 1 No. 2 (2021): Measured Lives - Theoretical Psychology in an Era of Acceleration.

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Published: 2021-12-13

Editorial

Measured Lives – Theoretical Psychology in an Era of Acceleration Preface

Ditte Winther-Lindqvist, Andrés Haye, Dorte Kousholt, Kyoko Murakami, Morten Nissen, Ramiro Tau
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Keynote Addresses

Becomings or fixity? Intersectional challenges to reductive power relations

Ann Phoenix
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Social psychology - social representations, social positions and identity

Sustaining Dialogue in Polarised Political Contexts Moving beyond Shared-Identity to Dialogical Position Exchanges

Anthony English, Dr. Kesi Mahendran
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“We were at this crossroads” When imagined futures make or break transformative dialogue between social representations

Oliver Clifford Pedersen
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Doing Gender Through Patterns A Sociocultural Perspective

Martina Cabra
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Subjectivities, acceleration and applied psychology

The Production of Subjectivities in a Division of Applied Psychology An Assemblage of Circulation Processes

Arthur Arruda Leal Ferreira, Marcus Vinícius do Amaral Gama Santos, Laura Petrenko Doria, Rafael de Souza Lima
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Reflections on “Psychotechnics” Measuring Lives in the Beginnings of Psychology in Brazil

Luciana Dadico
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The potentials of a dialogical reframing of personality testing in hiring

Kathrine Møller Solgaard, Morten Nissen
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The Subject Lagging Behind the Acceleration of Neoliberal Capitalist Discourse

David Pavón-Cuéllar
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Phenomenology and theoretical psychology

Affectivity and Relational Awareness in Pedagogy and Education moments of hesitation in intersubjective encounters

Anne Maj Nielsen, Freja Filine Petersen
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Where is Tyche? Bringing the ‘hap’ back into Happiness

Alfred Bordado Sköld
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Being in the Era of Acceleration

Tomoaki D. Imamichi
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Epistemology of knowing and not knowing

Perhaps Psychology’s Replication Crisis is a Theoretical Crisis that is Only Masquerading as a Statistical One

Christopher D. Green
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Psychologies of not Knowing On the (Re)Production of Oppression via Processes of not Knowing or Ignorance

Nora Ruck, Katharina Hametner, Alexandra Rutherford, Markus Brunner, Markus Wrbouschek
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A Candidate Methodology for Analyzing Meaning Making The Natural Logic of Grize

Alaric Kohler
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Critical voices of Self and Culture - from Bakhtin, James, Deleuze and Oswald

A Sustainable Consciousness Promoting Dialogue With Alien Others Bakhtin’s Views on Laughter and Euripides’ Tragi-comedy

Atsushi Tajima
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Changing self in the digital age The impact of digital technology on the self and person

Randal G. Tonks
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Unmeasuring ourselves' Deleuze’s contributions for a psychology to come

Maria Nichterlein
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“Every human action is anthropophagic” Oswald's Cultural Anthropophagy and Theoretical Psychology

Dr. Renato Silva Guimaraes
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