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In contrast to contemporary theoretical developments in sociology, social anthropology, psychoanalysis and linguistics, psychology has exhibited little interest in what is generally termed post-structuralist or post-modernist thinking. Only within social psychology can one find research paradigms which seriously consider the ideas associated with these movements (e.g. ...

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