Volume 57, Issue 2

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June 2012

Kenneth J. Gergen and Social Constructionism

Issue Editors:

Girishwar Misra,
Anand Prakash

16 articles in this issue

Kenneth J. Gergen and Social Constructionism
Girishwar Misra
Anand Prakash
Editorial 14 April 2012 Pages: 121 - 125
Social Construction and its Development: Liping Yang Interviews Kenneth Gergen
Liping Yang
Kenneth Gergen
Reflections 21 February 2012 Pages: 126 - 133
Gergen, Confluence, and his Turbulent, Relational Ontology: The Constitution of Our Forms of Life within Ceaseless, Unrepeatable, Intermingling Movements
John Shotter
Original Article 26 October 2011 Pages: 134 - 141
Reflections on Kenneth Gergen’s Contributions to Family Therapy
Harlene Anderson
Reflections 24 December 2011 Pages: 142 - 149
From Social Construction to Relational Construction: Practices from the Edge
Sheila McNamee
Original Article 14 October 2011 Pages: 150 - 156
A Critically Appreciative Valuation of Social Constructionist Contributions to Organizational Science
Kuo Frank Yu
Melanie C. Sun
Original Article 18 October 2011 Pages: 157 - 163
Relational Education: Applying Gergen’s Work to Educational Research and Practice
Stanton Wortham
Kara Jackson
Original Article 15 October 2011 Pages: 164 - 171
Positive Aging Through Reading Our Lives
William L. Randall
Reflections 27 July 2011 Pages: 172 - 178
Kenneth Gergen’s Social Constructionist Contributions to Counsellor Education
David Paré
Olga Sutherland
Original Article 19 April 2012 Pages: 179 - 188
Mending the Broken Frame: Self-Narration in a Constructionist Framework
Prateeksha Sharma
Original Article 13 October 2011 Pages: 189 - 194
Opening Scenarios: A Relational Perspective on How to Deal with Multiple Therapeutic Views
Diego Romaioli
Reflections 29 June 2011 Pages: 195 - 202
Relational Buddhism: Wedding K.J. Gergen’s Relational Being and Buddhism to Create Harmony In-Between-Selves
Maurits G. T. Kwee
Original Article 22 December 2011 Pages: 203 - 210
Social Constructionist Approach to Suffering and Healing: Juxtaposing Cassell, Gergen and Kleinman
Kumar Ravi Priya
Original Article 18 January 2012 Pages: 211 - 223
On a Train from Morgantown: A Film Script
Kip Jones
Original Article 15 October 2011 Pages: 224 - 235
Ken Gergen as History: Some Personal Reflections
Mary M. Gergen
Reflections 13 October 2011 Pages: 236 - 239
‘Bridging’ and ‘Exit’ as Metaphors of Multilingual Education: A Constructionist Analysis
Minati Panda
Research in Progress 29 March 2012 Pages: 240 - 250

Volume 57, Issue 2

Kenneth J. Gergen and Social Constructionism

Social Construction and its Development: Liping Yang Interviews Kenneth Gergen

Gergen, Confluence, and his Turbulent, Relational Ontology: The Constitution of Our Forms of Life within Ceaseless, Unrepeatable, Intermingling Movements

Reflections on Kenneth Gergen’s Contributions to Family Therapy

From Social Construction to Relational Construction: Practices from the Edge

A Critically Appreciative Valuation of Social Constructionist Contributions to Organizational Science

Relational Education: Applying Gergen’s Work to Educational Research and Practice

Positive Aging Through Reading Our Lives

Kenneth Gergen’s Social Constructionist Contributions to Counsellor Education

Mending the Broken Frame: Self-Narration in a Constructionist Framework

Opening Scenarios: A Relational Perspective on How to Deal with Multiple Therapeutic Views

Relational Buddhism: Wedding K.J. Gergen’s Relational Being and Buddhism to Create Harmony In-Between-Selves

Social Constructionist Approach to Suffering and Healing: Juxtaposing Cassell, Gergen and Kleinman

On a Train from Morgantown: A Film Script

Ken Gergen as History: Some Personal Reflections

‘Bridging’ and ‘Exit’ as Metaphors of Multilingual Education: A Constructionist Analysis

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