‘Rewriting sociality’ – sociographicity as a concept for comprehending emancipatory practice and social change
The aim of the paper is to highlight the capacity of social actors, groups and communities to critically reflect on sociality and the question of how the spaces we live in together are created and constructed. In doing so, the contribution explores the interplay between individual and collective mod...
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University of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani)
2018-04-01
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| description | The aim of the paper is to highlight the capacity of social actors, groups and communities to critically reflect on sociality and the question of how the spaces we live in together are created and constructed. In doing so, the contribution explores the interplay between individual and collective modes of learning. The author argues in this context that theories dealing with the dialectical relationship between structures and subjects somewhat overlook the relevance of civil spheres. Drawing on empirical research of social movements, emancipatory practices and social change, the author developed a theoretical tool which allows mapping processes of ‘rewriting sociality’ and its relation to biographical learning as well as community and societal learning. The article reviews biographicity as a rich and generative concept and will pay particular attention to questions of intersubjectivity and the social world as a relational sphere. Finally, the paper focuses on aspects of social movement practices and questions concerning the reproduction and transformation of social conventions and normative assumptions. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-2ac05f61503a484e82c6224e0221ea042023-01-18T08:34:35ZengUniversity of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani)AS: Andragoška Spoznanja1318-51602350-41882018-04-0124110.4312/as.24.1.77-88‘Rewriting sociality’ – sociographicity as a concept for comprehending emancipatory practice and social changeAngela Pilch Ortega0University of Graz, Department of Educational ScienceThe aim of the paper is to highlight the capacity of social actors, groups and communities to critically reflect on sociality and the question of how the spaces we live in together are created and constructed. In doing so, the contribution explores the interplay between individual and collective modes of learning. The author argues in this context that theories dealing with the dialectical relationship between structures and subjects somewhat overlook the relevance of civil spheres. Drawing on empirical research of social movements, emancipatory practices and social change, the author developed a theoretical tool which allows mapping processes of ‘rewriting sociality’ and its relation to biographical learning as well as community and societal learning. The article reviews biographicity as a rich and generative concept and will pay particular attention to questions of intersubjectivity and the social world as a relational sphere. Finally, the paper focuses on aspects of social movement practices and questions concerning the reproduction and transformation of social conventions and normative assumptions.https://journals.uni-lj.si/AndragoskaSpoznanja/article/view/7863biographical researchsociographicitybiographicitytransitional learningsocial movementsemancipatory practice |
| spellingShingle | Angela Pilch Ortega ‘Rewriting sociality’ – sociographicity as a concept for comprehending emancipatory practice and social change AS: Andragoška Spoznanja biographical research sociographicity biographicity transitional learning social movements emancipatory practice |
| title | ‘Rewriting sociality’ – sociographicity as a concept for comprehending emancipatory practice and social change |
| title_full | ‘Rewriting sociality’ – sociographicity as a concept for comprehending emancipatory practice and social change |
| title_fullStr | ‘Rewriting sociality’ – sociographicity as a concept for comprehending emancipatory practice and social change |
| title_full_unstemmed | ‘Rewriting sociality’ – sociographicity as a concept for comprehending emancipatory practice and social change |
| title_short | ‘Rewriting sociality’ – sociographicity as a concept for comprehending emancipatory practice and social change |
| title_sort | rewriting sociality sociographicity as a concept for comprehending emancipatory practice and social change |
| topic | biographical research sociographicity biographicity transitional learning social movements emancipatory practice |
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