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La metáfora de lo uno-múltiple:una (re-)conceptuación dialógica de la identidad personal (una crítica al reduccionismo "posmodernista")

The Metaphor of One/ Many: towards a dialogical notion of personal identity (against "postmodern" reductionism)
[journal article]

Engelken Jorge, Marcos

Abstract

In this article I want to correct the excesses & simplifications which postmodernist theories have introduced into the current conception of personal identity. I argue for a subject who transcends social determination (although I do not deny the idea of subjectification) & who is embodied, so that t... view more

In this article I want to correct the excesses & simplifications which postmodernist theories have introduced into the current conception of personal identity. I argue for a subject who transcends social determination (although I do not deny the idea of subjectification) & who is embodied, so that the question of the subject's unity (the unity of/in his or her identity) & can be examined without falling into the cliches of fragmented structure. I argue for the replacement of the notion of the plurality of identity with the more complex notion of plurality of/in identity.... view less

Classification
Basic Research, General Concepts and History of Psychology
Personality Psychology

Free Keywords
Postmodernism; Theoretical Problems; Identity; Subjectivity; Pluralism

Document language
Spanish

Publication Year
2005

Page/Pages
p. 114-132

Journal
Athenea Digital: Revista de Pensamiento e Investigacion Social (2005) 7

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
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