文化政治心理学ハンドブック：第２巻 International Handbook of Cultural Political Psychology, Vol. 2

著者名：Carriere, Kevin R. (EDT)

Springer（2026/08/15発売）

• 言語：ENG
• ISBN：9783032267962
• eISBN：9783032267979

Description

This Handbook, an international endeavor in cultural political psychology, integrates global experts' insights to examine the psychological role of sign systems in policy, power, and politics. The focus is on how meaning, derived from action, influences power negotiations, requiring an exploration of the individual and their co-created signs. Addressing the challenge of converting rich theories into practical applications, the Handbook aspires to clarify complex phenomena, promoting a holistic understanding of individuals, communities, and the interplay of symbols, identity, and politics. By democratizing discourse and promoting inclusivity, especially from non-Western and underrepresented contexts, we hope to unravel the world's intricate political tapestries.

Table of Contents

Part I. Dialogue, Sensemaking, and Democratic Communication.- Chapter 1. Bakhtin at the Boundaries: exploring self-positionality in relation to socio-cultural ideologies.- Chapter 2. Together: Trusting others and conversation in dark times.- Chapter 3. The cornerstones of a theoretical model based on affective semiosis to prevent the monological rigidity of conspiracy theories in a democratic system.- Chapter 4. Political cartoons as answerable dialogical acts: How a sardonic Brexit cartoon reveals Arendt’s ‘imperial character’ of UK voters.- Chapter 5. Towards democratic curiosity: On the role of political disagreement in political dialogue.- Part II. Education, Agency, and Institutional Spaces.- Chapter 6. Student authorial agency in the three educational paradigms: Conventional, Progressive, and Democratic.- Chapter 7. University as an independent place: Towards the local-worldly university.- Chapter 8. A Funds of Identity Approach to Social Justice in Education.- Chapter 9. In addition to anonymity, there is always nominality.- Part III. Memory, Performance, and Embodied Political Life.- Chapter 10. A narrative of their own? Reflections what youths do with national master narratives.- Chapter 11. Monuments to Memory: Memorials in experience and politics.- Chapter 12. Transitional Spaces as Political Places.- Chapter 13. Social choreography of a Brazilian performance: Nego Fugido.