Social and Dialogical Theory of the Subject
This essay presents the social and dialogical theory of the self, elaborated by George Herbert Mead, the North American pragmatist philosopher and social psychologist. According to his theory, communicative and participative action - the social action that involves the sharing of meanings –...
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Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie
2005-01-01
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| Loạt: | Psicologia |
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| author | José Antônio Damásio Abib |
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| description | This essay presents the social and dialogical theory of the self, elaborated by George Herbert Mead, the North American pragmatist philosopher and social psychologist. According to his theory, communicative and participative action - the social action that involves the sharing of meanings – is the social basis of language formation, of the mind and of the self. Mead conceives the subject as arelation involving the I and the me. The me is the social subject, reproducing the social order. The I is, not only the biological or impulsive subject, but also the observer, cognitive, critical and agent of social change. Cognition results from this relation and develops as the process of control of impulse and of reflexive and moral deliberation. By way of conclusion, it is shown in what sense Mead’s social-cognitive behaviorism, guided by philosophical pragmatism, may contribute to the cognitive-behavioral approach. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-bcfd24f00710437eba3760a1a42d01412023-09-27T18:14:04ZengUniversidade Presbiteriana MackenziePsicologia1516-36871980-69062005-01-017197106Social and Dialogical Theory of the SubjectJosé Antônio Damásio Abib 0Universidade Federal de São CarlosThis essay presents the social and dialogical theory of the self, elaborated by George Herbert Mead, the North American pragmatist philosopher and social psychologist. According to his theory, communicative and participative action - the social action that involves the sharing of meanings – is the social basis of language formation, of the mind and of the self. Mead conceives the subject as arelation involving the I and the me. The me is the social subject, reproducing the social order. The I is, not only the biological or impulsive subject, but also the observer, cognitive, critical and agent of social change. Cognition results from this relation and develops as the process of control of impulse and of reflexive and moral deliberation. By way of conclusion, it is shown in what sense Mead’s social-cognitive behaviorism, guided by philosophical pragmatism, may contribute to the cognitive-behavioral approach.http://editorarevistas.mackenzie.br/index.php/ptp/article/view/1029/746communicative actiongeneralized otherdialogical selfpragmatismsocial-cognitive behaviorism |
| spellingShingle | José Antônio Damásio Abib Social and Dialogical Theory of the Subject Psicologia communicative action generalized other dialogical self pragmatism social-cognitive behaviorism |
| title | Social and Dialogical Theory of the Subject |
| title_full | Social and Dialogical Theory of the Subject |
| title_fullStr | Social and Dialogical Theory of the Subject |
| title_full_unstemmed | Social and Dialogical Theory of the Subject |
| title_short | Social and Dialogical Theory of the Subject |
| title_sort | social and dialogical theory of the subject |
| topic | communicative action generalized other dialogical self pragmatism social-cognitive behaviorism |
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