Titlebook: Collective Consciousness and Gender; Alexandra Walker Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Analytical psychology

說(shuō)明

Y.H.V. Lun,K.-H. Lai,T.C.E. ChengThis chapter provides an overview of collective consciousness as explored in the book. It differentiates among personal, social, and collective identities, and how collective identities produce collective consciousness. It introduces the models, terminology, and case study of the book: gender in international law.

EWE

背叛者

Shipping and Logistics ManagementThis chapter provides an overview of the seminal works on collective consciousness in sociology. Its purpose is to situate the concept of collective consciousness in a broad interdisciplinary context. It refers to the work of Durkheim, Halbwachs, and Giddens. It concludes with an overview of the Sociology of Human Consciousness model.

割公牛膨脹

J. Fredrik Lindgren,Magda Wilewska-BienWhile this book is primarily situated in the disciplines of sociology and social psychology, this chapter introduces the hypothesis of a ‘field’ character of collective consciousness that influences social life and social change. The field hypothesis uses quantum phenomena to connect the human mind with its environment.

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Endemic

Conducive

Measures to Reduce Discharges and EmissionsAccording to analytical psychology, individual and collective selves are subject to the following organising principles: the individuation process, synchronicity, homeostasis, and the transcendent function. This chapter provides an overview of these principles that will later be applied in the case study of this book.

Accolade

樹(shù)膠

Zelin Yang,Qijiang Deng,Miao LiuThis chapter is a brief reflection on the ideas contained in the book, particularly the masculine/feminine split and how it can be integrated.

Obligatory

I Versus We: Introduction to Collective Consciousness,This chapter provides an overview of collective consciousness as explored in the book. It differentiates among personal, social, and collective identities, and how collective identities produce collective consciousness. It introduces the models, terminology, and case study of the book: gender in international law.