Erika Apfelbaum
Biographic Data
| ID | 378408 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Erika Apfelbaum |
| GIVEN NAMES | Erika |
| FAMILY NAME | Apfelbaum |
| SIGNATURE | APFELBAUM E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Power Between Groups and Social Identities
.
And now what, after such tribulations? Memory and dislocation in the era of uprooting
This article explores some of the often overlooked, traumatic psychological consequences that follow from major social and political disruption and upheaval. Specifically, it examines the importance of maintaining memory and legacy in the face of widespread uprootedness and dislocation of the sort that can undermine and even obliterate personal, social, and collective identities. The role that authentic social frameworks for memory play in preser…
And now what, after such tribulations? Memory and dislocation in the era of uprooting
Politiques d’égalité professionnelle et résistances au changement
Apfelbaum Erika. Politiques d’égalité professionnelle et résistances au changement. In: Cahiers du Genre, N°27, 2000. Suède : l'égalité des sexes en question. pp. 125-132
A critical gaze and wistful glance at Handbook histories of social psychology
Gordon Allport's account of the development of social psychology in the 1954 Handbook of Social Psychology became, de facto, a standard or official historical reference for researchers and apprentices. His history also provided the field's ontological center point with a definition of social psychology that would become predominant. The revised and updated chapter appeared posthumously in 1968, was then reprinted (lightly edited) in 1985, but was…
A critical gaze and wistful glance atHandbook histories of social psychology
Gordon Allport's account of the development of social psychology in the 1954 Handbook of Social Psychology became, de facto, a standard or official historical reference for researchers and apprentices. His history also provided the field's ontological center point with a definition of social psychology that would become predominant. The revised and updated chapter appeared posthumously in 1968, was then reprinted (lightly edited) in 1985, but was…
Relations of Domination and Movements for Liberation
This chapter is concerned with analyzing asymmetric power relations between groups. Thus, it will deal with two linked intergroup phenomena, domination and subordination.1 It will discuss how power processes create, maintain and perpetuate those intergroup relations that involve domination and subordination. Unquestionably, social psychologists have long been challenged by these phenomena, for under the general heading of ‘intergroup relations’ t…
Twenty Years Later
III. Fighting Amnesia
Norwegian and French Women in high Leadership Positions
This analysis of 50 French and Norwegian women in high positions of leadership stresses how gendered relations structuring private and professional lives will vary in different cultures according to their socio-historical contexts. The specific contexts of two Western European democracies, France and Norway, reveal a number of differences impacting on the careers and the construction of the personal and social identities of women leaders. Intervi…
Note d'avertissement / prefatory remarks
Quelques leçons d'une histoire de la psychologie sociale/[some teachings from the history of social psychology]
Pour quelles raisons des chercheurs, qui restent par ailleurs entièrement partie prenante d'un projet psycho-social, entreprennent-ils défaire l'histoire de leur discipline ? Quels sont les enjeux d 'une telle démarche, tant pour la discipline que pour les chercheurs eux- mêmes ? Comment et avec quels effets cette histoire est-elle reconstruite ? Entre 1945 et 1970, les psychologues sociaux étaient avant tout occupés à élaborer les champs problém…
Quelques leçons d'une histoire de la psychologie sociale/ Some teachings from the history of social psychology
ERIKA APFELBAUM SOME TEACHINGS FROM THE HISTORY OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Thepaperexploresthe following questions : Whileremainingdedicatedadvocates of the social psychological enterprise, why do we simultaneously have the urge to look back at our past and reflect on the conditions of the construction and elaboration of knowledge in social psychology ? How, and with what effects, do we construct this history ? And what exactly is at stake, both for us…
Les « études de psychologie sociale » d'Augustin Hamon
Les deux « Etudes de psychologie sociale » (1894 et 1895) de Hamon, lui-meme etroitement lie au mouvement anarchiste francais, et les autres textes directement inscrits dans un projet de psychologie sociale representent un courant unique dans l’emergence de la discipline en France. Inaugurant une demarche proprement empirique, Hamon analyse les phenomenes sociaux en tenant compte simultanement de l’emprise reciproque de la societe, de la collecti…
Les enjeux d'une hisidire de la psychologie sociale
Du sentiment d'étrangeté à la situation d'étranger
À partir de recherches sur les exilés politiques du Cône Sud d'Amérique Latine, cet article met l'accent sur les difficultés à vivre des communautés immigrées et suggère que l'on reconnaisse le poids des stéréotypes et des perceptions dans la dynamique de la transculturation : Sans écarter l'importance des déterminations politiques ou économiques, on cherche à montrer dans quelle mesure ces aspects psycho-sociaux sous-tendent des effets de clivag…
Origines de la psychologie sociale en France
Apfelbaum Erika. Origines de la psychologie sociale en France. Développements souterrains et discipline méconnue. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1981, 22-3. Sociologies françaises au tournant du siècle. Les concurrents du groupe durkheimien. Etudes réunies par Philippe Besnard., sous la direction de Philippe Besnard. pp. 397-407
On Conflicts and Bargaining
Elementary processes of communication and structuration in a small group
Relations of Domination and Movements for Liberation
This chapter is concerned with analyzing asymmetric power relations between groups. Thus, it will deal with two linked intergroup phenomena, domination and subordination.1 It will discuss how power processes create, maintain and perpetuate those intergroup relations that involve domination and subordination. Unquestionably, social psychologists have long been challenged by these phenomena, for under the general heading of ‘intergroup relations’ t…
Origines de la psychologie sociale en France
Apfelbaum Erika. Origines de la psychologie sociale en France. Développements souterrains et discipline méconnue. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1981, 22-3. Sociologies françaises au tournant du siècle. Les concurrents du groupe durkheimien. Etudes réunies par Philippe Besnard., sous la direction de Philippe Besnard. pp. 397-407
Norwegian and French Women in high Leadership Positions
This analysis of 50 French and Norwegian women in high positions of leadership stresses how gendered relations structuring private and professional lives will vary in different cultures according to their socio-historical contexts. The specific contexts of two Western European democracies, France and Norway, reveal a number of differences impacting on the careers and the construction of the personal and social identities of women leaders. Intervi…
Quelques leçons d'une histoire de la psychologie sociale/ Some teachings from the history of social psychology
ERIKA APFELBAUM SOME TEACHINGS FROM THE HISTORY OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Thepaperexploresthe following questions : Whileremainingdedicatedadvocates of the social psychological enterprise, why do we simultaneously have the urge to look back at our past and reflect on the conditions of the construction and elaboration of knowledge in social psychology ? How, and with what effects, do we construct this history ? And what exactly is at stake, both for us…
Les « études de psychologie sociale » d'Augustin Hamon
Les deux « Etudes de psychologie sociale » (1894 et 1895) de Hamon, lui-meme etroitement lie au mouvement anarchiste francais, et les autres textes directement inscrits dans un projet de psychologie sociale representent un courant unique dans l’emergence de la discipline en France. Inaugurant une demarche proprement empirique, Hamon analyse les phenomenes sociaux en tenant compte simultanement de l’emprise reciproque de la societe, de la collecti…
Les enjeux d'une hisidire de la psychologie sociale
Du sentiment d'étrangeté à la situation d'étranger
À partir de recherches sur les exilés politiques du Cône Sud d'Amérique Latine, cet article met l'accent sur les difficultés à vivre des communautés immigrées et suggère que l'on reconnaisse le poids des stéréotypes et des perceptions dans la dynamique de la transculturation : Sans écarter l'importance des déterminations politiques ou économiques, on cherche à montrer dans quelle mesure ces aspects psycho-sociaux sous-tendent des effets de clivag…
Elementary processes of communication and structuration in a small group
Elementary processes of communication and structuration in a small group
On Conflicts and Bargaining
Origines de la psychologie sociale en France
Apfelbaum Erika. Origines de la psychologie sociale en France. Développements souterrains et discipline méconnue. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1981, 22-3. Sociologies françaises au tournant du siècle. Les concurrents du groupe durkheimien. Etudes réunies par Philippe Besnard., sous la direction de Philippe Besnard. pp. 397-407
Du sentiment d'étrangeté à la situation d'étranger
À partir de recherches sur les exilés politiques du Cône Sud d'Amérique Latine, cet article met l'accent sur les difficultés à vivre des communautés immigrées et suggère que l'on reconnaisse le poids des stéréotypes et des perceptions dans la dynamique de la transculturation : Sans écarter l'importance des déterminations politiques ou économiques, on cherche à montrer dans quelle mesure ces aspects psycho-sociaux sous-tendent des effets de clivag…
Les enjeux d'une hisidire de la psychologie sociale
Les « études de psychologie sociale » d'Augustin Hamon
Les deux « Etudes de psychologie sociale » (1894 et 1895) de Hamon, lui-meme etroitement lie au mouvement anarchiste francais, et les autres textes directement inscrits dans un projet de psychologie sociale representent un courant unique dans l’emergence de la discipline en France. Inaugurant une demarche proprement empirique, Hamon analyse les phenomenes sociaux en tenant compte simultanement de l’emprise reciproque de la societe, de la collecti…
Norwegian and French Women in high Leadership Positions
This analysis of 50 French and Norwegian women in high positions of leadership stresses how gendered relations structuring private and professional lives will vary in different cultures according to their socio-historical contexts. The specific contexts of two Western European democracies, France and Norway, reveal a number of differences impacting on the careers and the construction of the personal and social identities of women leaders. Intervi…
Note d'avertissement / prefatory remarks
Quelques leçons d'une histoire de la psychologie sociale/[some teachings from the history of social psychology]
Pour quelles raisons des chercheurs, qui restent par ailleurs entièrement partie prenante d'un projet psycho-social, entreprennent-ils défaire l'histoire de leur discipline ? Quels sont les enjeux d 'une telle démarche, tant pour la discipline que pour les chercheurs eux- mêmes ? Comment et avec quels effets cette histoire est-elle reconstruite ? Entre 1945 et 1970, les psychologues sociaux étaient avant tout occupés à élaborer les champs problém…
Quelques leçons d'une histoire de la psychologie sociale/ Some teachings from the history of social psychology
ERIKA APFELBAUM SOME TEACHINGS FROM THE HISTORY OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Thepaperexploresthe following questions : Whileremainingdedicatedadvocates of the social psychological enterprise, why do we simultaneously have the urge to look back at our past and reflect on the conditions of the construction and elaboration of knowledge in social psychology ? How, and with what effects, do we construct this history ? And what exactly is at stake, both for us…
III. Fighting Amnesia
Relations of Domination and Movements for Liberation
This chapter is concerned with analyzing asymmetric power relations between groups. Thus, it will deal with two linked intergroup phenomena, domination and subordination.1 It will discuss how power processes create, maintain and perpetuate those intergroup relations that involve domination and subordination. Unquestionably, social psychologists have long been challenged by these phenomena, for under the general heading of ‘intergroup relations’ t…
Twenty Years Later
And now what, after such tribulations? Memory and dislocation in the era of uprooting
This article explores some of the often overlooked, traumatic psychological consequences that follow from major social and political disruption and upheaval. Specifically, it examines the importance of maintaining memory and legacy in the face of widespread uprootedness and dislocation of the sort that can undermine and even obliterate personal, social, and collective identities. The role that authentic social frameworks for memory play in preser…
And now what, after such tribulations? Memory and dislocation in the era of uprooting
Politiques d’égalité professionnelle et résistances au changement
Apfelbaum Erika. Politiques d’égalité professionnelle et résistances au changement. In: Cahiers du Genre, N°27, 2000. Suède : l'égalité des sexes en question. pp. 125-132
A critical gaze and wistful glance at Handbook histories of social psychology
Gordon Allport's account of the development of social psychology in the 1954 Handbook of Social Psychology became, de facto, a standard or official historical reference for researchers and apprentices. His history also provided the field's ontological center point with a definition of social psychology that would become predominant. The revised and updated chapter appeared posthumously in 1968, was then reprinted (lightly edited) in 1985, but was…
A critical gaze and wistful glance atHandbook histories of social psychology
Gordon Allport's account of the development of social psychology in the 1954 Handbook of Social Psychology became, de facto, a standard or official historical reference for researchers and apprentices. His history also provided the field's ontological center point with a definition of social psychology that would become predominant. The revised and updated chapter appeared posthumously in 1968, was then reprinted (lightly edited) in 1985, but was…
Power Between Groups and Social Identities
.
Political science (12 works) · Psychology (12 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Psychoanalysis (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works)