Embracing Diversity: the Complexities of Reckoning and Accepting Otherness

Webb, Richard E.; Rosenbaum, Philip

doi:10.1007/s12124-020-09582-9

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“…How we emerge into the paranoid and then the depressive position is complicated, and a full explanation of this process goes beyond the bounds of this paper (but see Webb & Rosenbaum, 2021). The essentials, however, entail the proposal that no symbiosis is stable.…”

Section: The Existential-relational Positionsmentioning

confidence: 85%

“…To do this, we consider linkages between different types of tribes with which we affiliate and the ways we develop psychologically with regard to recognizing the "otherness of others" as well as our own "otherness to ourselves." While we think that our development may incline us towards one tribe or another, the point of this paper is not to necessarily elaborate on how this happens (but see Webb & Rosenbaum, 2021, where we do discuss this more). Instead, we hope to show how considering tribal affiliation and developmental positions enables us to understand these affiliations.…”

Section: The Tendency Towards Tribal Groupingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…We have described this model as an existential-relational model of development. While far from being a comprehensive model of all development, we have found it useful for how we think about various phenomena, such as procrastination , trauma , reckoning with mortality (Webb & Rosenbaum, in press), and accepting otherness (Webb & Rosenbaum, 2021).…”

Section: Existential-relational Positionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The chaos of our current times raises both concern and interest in tribalism. We look at three types of tribalism. Reflecting the thoughts of George Orwell, we discuss nationalism and patriotism. We then introduce globalism. We offer ideas about how affiliation with one type or another of these types can reflect the existential–relational position that we occupy. To illustrate the complexities of these affiliations we consider the passionate support of and resistance to Black Lives Matter.

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Pretend play as the space for development of self-regulation: cultural-historical perspective

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Self-regulated behavior is a prerequisite for learning and success in life. Considerable research confirms that mature forms of play support the development of self-regulation in the early years. This study explores the relationship between (3–6-year-olds) children’s pretend play and self-regulation skills. Teachers filled out a child’s play and self-regulation checklist evaluating the level of children’s play and self-regulation skills. The findings revealed that the levels of children’s play and self-regulation skills are statistically significantly linked: the better the child performs an assumed role in play activity, the higher the level of their self-regulation. The results also suggest that a child’s playing skills, gender, and age predict children’s self-regulation skills manifested in play activity.

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Embracing Diversity: the Complexities of Reckoning and Accepting Otherness

Cited by 3 publications

References 19 publications

Tribalism: Where George Orwell leads us and where an understanding of existential–relational positions extends us

Tribalism: Where George Orwell leads us and where an understanding of existential–relational positions extends us

What’s Going on Around Here?: Applying a Developmental Perspective to the Mental Health Crisis in Higher Education

Pretend play as the space for development of self-regulation: cultural-historical perspective

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