Theory of social representations and social sciences: transit and crossings

Theory of social representations and social sciences: transit and crossings

This text intends to pinpoint the relationship between the psychosocial theory of social representations by Serge Moscovici and the social sciences, based on the characterization of this theory as an interpenetrative approach between psychology and sociology. Firstly, the transit between psychology-...

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