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#12500. On the Sociality and Immersiveness of the Introspective Encounter
| July 2026 | publication date |
| Proposal available till | 21-05-2025 |
| 4 total number of authors per manuscript | 0 $ |
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| Journal’s subject area: |
| Cultural Studies; Philosophy; Anthropology; Communication; Social Psychology; Applied Psychology; |
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Abstract:
Scientifically accessing and systematically approaching self-reports and a research subject’s reflection is a central task of psychological research. However, psychological research often fails to account for the sociality of the individual’s self-reports and reflection. In fact, addressing the complexity of the multi-faced reciprocal relations, how individuals get in touch with themselves through the encounter with the ‘other’ occupies psychology since its beginning up to the present day. A recently published volume edited by Gobodo-Madikizela (20XX) delivers an in-depth analysis of the mutual encounters of second-generation descendants of perpetrators and survivors of the Holocaust and stresses the importance of “engaging with the past through second generation dialogue”, showing that the introspective, dialogical encounter offers fruitful insight to processes that frequently remain ‘invisible’ and under the surface of intergenerationally travelling trauma, shame and guilt. Using the example of Gobodo-Madikizela’s volume (20XX), this article seeks to highlight contemporary applications of the introspective encounter and shows its value for locating psychology beyond a strict natural scientific discipline-understanding.
Keywords:
Critique on the subject-object separation; Dialogue; Introspection; Introspective encounter of the first and second degree; Methodology in psychology
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Abstract:
Scientifically accessing and systematically approaching self-reports and a research subject’s reflection is a central task of psychological research. However, psychological research often fails to account for the sociality of the individual’s self-reports and reflection. In fact, addressing the complexity of the multi-faced reciprocal relations, how individuals get in touch with themselves through the encounter with the ‘other’ occupies psychology since its beginning up to the present day. A recently published volume edited by Gobodo-Madikizela (20XX) delivers an in-depth analysis of the mutual encounters of second-generation descendants of perpetrators and survivors of the Holocaust and stresses the importance of “engaging with the past through second generation dialogue”, showing that the introspective, dialogical encounter offers fruitful insight to processes that frequently remain ‘invisible’ and under the surface of intergenerationally travelling trauma, shame and guilt. Using the example of Gobodo-Madikizela’s volume (20XX), this article seeks to highlight contemporary applications of the introspective encounter and shows its value for locating psychology beyond a strict natural scientific discipline-understanding.
Keywords:
Critique on the subject-object separation; Dialogue; Introspection; Introspective encounter of the first and second degree; Methodology in psychology
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