The aim of this work is to present a new concept of the
agonistic self as well as a new methodology for its exploring
and transforming. Based on Foucault’s analytics of power,
but also constructivist metaphor of the community of self and
the theory of polyphony we propose the self to be conceived
as multiple and emerging from the dialogical encounter of the
various positions of subjectivities unequaled in power. This
theoretical model of the self explains the empirical findings
suggesting that the sense of self is fragmented,
contextualized, changeable and inconsistent. Further, inspired
by the technique of the constructivist rologram, we developed
a new approach to exploring and facilitating change in the
agonistic self. The case study research on student’s sense of
self is conducted and the results were presented as the
illustration of the methodology of the agonistic self.
Keywords:
the multiple self / qualitative research / identity
Source:
Empirical studies in psychology, 2020, 137-139
Publisher:
Beograd : Institut za psihologiju
Beograd : Laboratorija za eksperimentalnu psihologiju
TY - CONF
AU - Džinović, Vladimir
PY - 2020
UR - http://ipir.ipisr.org.rs/handle/123456789/464
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agonistic self as well as a new methodology for its exploring
and transforming. Based on Foucault’s analytics of power,
but also constructivist metaphor of the community of self and
the theory of polyphony we propose the self to be conceived
as multiple and emerging from the dialogical encounter of the
various positions of subjectivities unequaled in power. This
theoretical model of the self explains the empirical findings
suggesting that the sense of self is fragmented,
contextualized, changeable and inconsistent. Further, inspired
by the technique of the constructivist rologram, we developed
a new approach to exploring and facilitating change in the
agonistic self. The case study research on student’s sense of
self is conducted and the results were presented as the
illustration of the methodology of the agonistic self.
PB - Beograd : Institut za psihologiju
PB - Beograd : Laboratorija za eksperimentalnu psihologiju
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agonistic self as well as a new methodology for its exploring
and transforming. Based on Foucault’s analytics of power,
but also constructivist metaphor of the community of self and
the theory of polyphony we propose the self to be conceived
as multiple and emerging from the dialogical encounter of the
various positions of subjectivities unequaled in power. This
theoretical model of the self explains the empirical findings
suggesting that the sense of self is fragmented,
contextualized, changeable and inconsistent. Further, inspired
by the technique of the constructivist rologram, we developed
a new approach to exploring and facilitating change in the
agonistic self. The case study research on student’s sense of
self is conducted and the results were presented as the
illustration of the methodology of the agonistic self.",
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Džinović, V.. (2020). A proposal to consider a new model of the self and the methodology of its exploring and transforming. in Empirical studies in psychology
Beograd : Institut za psihologiju., 137-139.
Džinović V. A proposal to consider a new model of the self and the methodology of its exploring and transforming. in Empirical studies in psychology. 2020;:137-139..
Džinović, Vladimir, "A proposal to consider a new model of the self and the methodology of its exploring and transforming" in Empirical studies in psychology (2020):137-139.
