The book is described by its editors Brady Wagoner and Tania Zittoun as follows: 'This volume grew out of an event - the first of the Innovations in Psychology Lecture Series (formerly the 'Niels Bohr Lectures in Cultural Psychology') - hosted by the Centre for Cultural Psychology at Aalborg University, Denmark. Each year, a rising… Continue reading Discover the new Social and Cultural Psychology of Professor Paul Stenner in a new book ‘Experience on the Edge: Theorising Liminality’
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In Dialogue with Professor Paul Stenner about his Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
'The Experience of Time in Pandemics and Beyond: Views from an Open Psychology' Eka: What’s this talk all about, Paul? Paul: In this talk I’m trying to make sense of how we experience time, and why that matters to us. Time is quite difficult to get your head around, but I have a hunch that the way time… Continue reading In Dialogue with Professor Paul Stenner about his Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
The Experience of Time in Pandemics and Beyond: Views from an Open Psychology
For many, the pandemic has introduced the paradoxical feeling of living through momentous change while also experiencing a sense of something akin to paralysis. This talk unpacks the experience of time and explores how ‘the present’ can be disrupted by liminal events, sometimes transforming the future into a past future whilst calling out for a… Continue reading The Experience of Time in Pandemics and Beyond: Views from an Open Psychology
New developments in psychology: insights from our research groups
Recently, members of the School's research groups recorded their conversations with other academics in their fields: Paul Stenner from CuSP talked to Prof. Sonia Livingstone about social psychology, the internet and young people's lives todayDavid Kaposi from PHeW talked to Prof. Peter Fonagy about openness, psychoanalysis, mentalisation and trustSarah Laurence from FCRG talked to Prof.… Continue reading New developments in psychology: insights from our research groups
Machines for the making of gods
Can humans really be machines? Can machines ever become really human? The first issue of a new journal, the International Review of Theoretical Psychologies (IRTP) has gone public, and it contains some fresh reflections on these questions and many others. The first volume of this open access and online journal has been given the title ‘Measured Lives… Continue reading Machines for the making of gods
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