Volume 46, Issue 4 | Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science

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Volume 46, Issue 4

December 2012

Bridging History and Social Psychology

Issue Editors:

Vlad Petre Glaveanu,
Koji Yamamoto

11 articles in this issue

Bridging History and Social Psychology: What, How and Why
Vlad Glăveanu
Koji Yamamoto
Regular Article 01 September 2012 Pages: 431 - 439
Narrative, Memory and Social Representations: A Conversation Between History and Social Psychology
Sandra Jovchelovitch
Regular Article 12 October 2012 Pages: 440 - 456
Method and Explanation in History and in Social Representations
Ivana Marková
Regular Article 22 July 2012 Pages: 457 - 474
Communism and the Meaning of Social Memory: Towards a Critical-Interpretive Approach
Cristian Tileagă
Regular Article 22 June 2012 Pages: 475 - 492
Representations from the Past: Social Relations and the Devolution of Social Representations
Gordon Sammut
Stavroula Tsirogianni
Brady Wagoner
Regular Article 29 July 2012 Pages: 493 - 511
Virtual Selves, Real Relationships: An Exploration of the Context and Role for Social Interactions in the Emergence of Self in Virtual Environments
Simon Evans
Regular Article 30 August 2012 Pages: 512 - 528
‘Historicising Common Sense’
Noah Millstone
Regular Article 09 November 2012 Pages: 529 - 543
Social Representations of Memory and Gender in Later Medieval England
Bronach Kane
Regular Article 08 November 2012 Pages: 544 - 558
Representing Rebellion: Memory and Social Conflict in Sixteenth-Century England
Simon Sandall
Regular Article 08 November 2012 Pages: 559 - 568
Passions, Acting and Face in Early Modern Characters: An Alternative View on the Avatar
Akihiko Shimizu
Regular Article 11 October 2012 Pages: 569 - 583
Taking a Historical Turn: Possible Points of Connection Between Social Pyschology and History
Mark Knights
OriginalPaper 27 July 2012 Pages: 584 - 598