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Critical Psychology for Community Emancipation: Insights from Socio-educative Praxis in Hybrid Sett Ltd., 2009; Ratner, .. Palgrave Macmillan, 2019) to propose a standpoint for psychological science that is more ingrained in and committed to social reality. The Critical Psychology movement parallels a more general paradigm shift in the social sciences that has been flagged by Critical Theory (San

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From Social Perception and Social Representation to Social Imaginary in Social Psychology Theory an account for it? What would be the most suitable methods for its study? There have been several theoretical-referential frameworks that have attempted to answer these questions. Perhaps the most representative is social perception studies, the theory of social representations and the conceptual fram

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Performativity, Cybernetic Subjectivities and Politics of Psychology: Devices for Other Agencies,on. The working hypothesis that guides this analysis estimates that in these reflections a problematic relationship between subject and society is verified, which connects the discipline with an unresolved obstacle within psychology and social theory, and cannot, therefore, leave the representations

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