Human Development in the Life Course
DOI: 10.1017/cbo9781139019804.001
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“…It aims to account for the person’s unique way of feeling, acting and experiencing, which shapes and is shaped by that sociocultural world. It is a process-oriented psychology, considering the person in time, in a changing social world, where people, social environments and interactions do all occur as dynamics, at different speeds, with different temporal implications (Zittoun et al, 2013). Such dynamics can be called dialogical, where dialogicality is understood as the general movement by which people relate to others — others around them, abstract and general others in the social and cultural world, and themselves as they enter into inner dialogue (Marková, 2016).…”
Section: Sociocultural Psychology Of the Lifecoursementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It aims to account for the person’s unique way of feeling, acting and experiencing, which shapes and is shaped by that sociocultural world. It is a process-oriented psychology, considering the person in time, in a changing social world, where people, social environments and interactions do all occur as dynamics, at different speeds, with different temporal implications (Zittoun et al, 2013). Such dynamics can be called dialogical, where dialogicality is understood as the general movement by which people relate to others — others around them, abstract and general others in the social and cultural world, and themselves as they enter into inner dialogue (Marková, 2016).…”
Section: Sociocultural Psychology Of the Lifecoursementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our work examines the cultural course of life: it attempts to depict and understand the ways in which people develop unique lifecourses in their social and cultural environments (Zittoun et al, 2013). We therefore draw on key principles of lifecourse and lifespan approaches (Elder & Giele, 2009); the principle of interrelated lives invites us to examine how people’s life-courses co-define each other.…”
Section: Sociocultural Psychology Of the Lifecoursementioning
confidence: 99%
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