Experiencing IdentitySAGE, 28 juli 1998 - 190 sidor `I recommend this book to all readers interested in thinking about the self; I am sure that anyone who reads it will come away with some new ideas' - Therapeutic Communities This critical and comprehensive examination of the relation of theory and identity discusses definitions of identity in classical social theory, modern social theory and psychoanalysis. The introduction is a critique of existing sociological accounts of identity, arguing that these are incurably cognitive, treating the people that they study as incapable of experiencing an internal life or internal space. The book then considers the implications of this in social theory and human practice. |
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Identity Experience and Politics | 13 |
Ambivalence | 49 |
Identity Experience and Sociology | 62 |
365 | 85 |
The Sociology of the Emotions | 105 |
Some Notes | 116 |
Identity Experience and Psychoanalysis | 128 |
The Psychodynamics of Theory | 138 |
Whats Happening to Mourning? | 157 |
Experiencing Identity | 168 |
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