P E Jones
Biographic Data
| ID | 11371 |
|---|---|
| NAME | P E Jones |
| GIVEN NAMES | P E |
| FAMILY NAME | Jones |
| SIGNATURE | JONES P E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sheffield Hallam University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1225-0192 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1935 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
How It Helped: The Role of Track Two in Protracted, Asymmetric, and Ethnonational Conflicts
Track Two Diplomacy (Track Two) frequently has contributed to the resolution of protracted, asymmetric, and ethnonational (PAE) conflicts, but exactly how is not fully known. In this article we explore what role, if any, unofficial and informal dialogues across different “tracks” played in different conflicts. We focus on the role of the third party, how the results of Track Two dialogues were “transferred” to their intended audiences, and how th…
Mythbusters united? A dialogue over Harris's integrationist linguistics and Gibson's Ecological Psychology
In this paper an integrationist linguist (Peter E Jones) and an Ecological Psychologist (Catherine Read) open a dialogue on the possibility of a productive relationship between the integrationist approach to language and communication of Roy Harris and James Gibson's Ecological Psychology of perceiving/acting/knowing. Within their own disciplinary contexts, each position is one of profound critique and innovation in relation to established and pe…
Vygotsky's machinery of the will. Or: Descartes in the dog house
In this paper, I have chosen to examine one phase in the development of Lev Vygotsky’s ‘cultural-historical’ psychology, namely his account of what he calls ‘cultural will’. The account is important for the role which Vygotsky attributes to signs in the creation of the psychological functions – psychological mechanisms – involved in the capacity for conscious, wilful action taken to be distinctive of and unique to human beings. \n \nThe paper giv…
Marx, Vygotsky and Freire: Methodological Discussions on the Role of Language in Social Transformation
This paper offers a Marxist grounding for a liberatory, critical-collaboratory dialogic praxis in educational contexts and examines the implications of such praxis for an understanding of the potential role of the school as a site of critical thinking. Aligning with Stetsenko’s ‘Transformative-Activist Stance’, the discussion centres on clarifying the methodological rationale for approaching language as a means of cultural action and social trans…
Hope and Disappointment: Iran and the Arab Spring
Iran's power in the Middle East has always been as a spoiler. The Arab Spring could have been an opportunity to build, but Tehran has instead lost influence
The Arab Spring: Opportunities and Implications
The so-called Arab Spring is one of the most significant sets of events in the Arab Middle East since the end of World War Two. It is likely to unfold over several more years and feature significant realignments within and among all of the countries of the region. It will also dramatically affect relations between regional countries and extra-regional powers with interests in the Middle East.At the outset, any article that seeks to understand the…
The Living and the Dead in Education: Commentary on Julian Williams
Each of our life states always has its own double. A dead double. — Mamardashvili (1997, p. 7) Jean Lave and Ray McDermott (2002) did us a service with their powerful reading of Marx's 1844 essay o
You want a piece of me? Paying your dues and getting your due in a distributed world
Structuring Middle East Security
The lack of an inclusive mechanism for the promotion of regional cooperation and security in the Middle East is striking. How could the first steps be taken towards such a goal, given the Middle East's many rivalries and conflicts? There are different conceptions of the basic notions of security in play; the question of the proper relationship between regional and sub-regional approaches requires much deliberation; the role of outside powers rema…
Discourse and the Materialist Conception of History: Critical Comments on Critical Discourse Analysis
Public History Review Essay: The Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum and Related Sites
The embodied mind: Contrasting visions
This article presents a critical examination and discussion of 2 arguments in support of the embodied mind position as developed within the philosophical literature of the Cognitive Linguistics paradigm. Employing the dialectical Materialist approach of Evald Ilyenkov (1997), closely allied to the cultural‐historical and activity theory traditions, the article argues that neither Lakoffs cases of reasoning from "typical examples" nor Thelen and S…
Evald Ilyenkov and the history of Marxism in the USSR
British Foreign Secretaries since 1945
Sage International Yearbook of Foreign Policy Studies
The International Yearbook of Foreign Policy Analysis: Volume I
The Fire Court: Calendar to the Judgments and Decrees of the Court of Judicature Appointed to Determine Differences between Landlords and Tenants as to Rebuilding after the Great Fire, vol. I
Some Bridge House Properties
The Worshipful Company of Poulters of the City of London
London Population in the Late Seventeenth Century
The Arab Spring: Opportunities and Implications
The so-called Arab Spring is one of the most significant sets of events in the Arab Middle East since the end of World War Two. It is likely to unfold over several more years and feature significant realignments within and among all of the countries of the region. It will also dramatically affect relations between regional countries and extra-regional powers with interests in the Middle East.At the outset, any article that seeks to understand the…
Discourse and the Materialist Conception of History: Critical Comments on Critical Discourse Analysis
Hope and Disappointment: Iran and the Arab Spring
Iran's power in the Middle East has always been as a spoiler. The Arab Spring could have been an opportunity to build, but Tehran has instead lost influence
London Population in the Late Seventeenth Century
British Foreign Secretaries since 1945
Mythbusters united? A dialogue over Harris's integrationist linguistics and Gibson's Ecological Psychology
In this paper an integrationist linguist (Peter E Jones) and an Ecological Psychologist (Catherine Read) open a dialogue on the possibility of a productive relationship between the integrationist approach to language and communication of Roy Harris and James Gibson's Ecological Psychology of perceiving/acting/knowing. Within their own disciplinary contexts, each position is one of profound critique and innovation in relation to established and pe…
Evald Ilyenkov and the history of Marxism in the USSR
The Living and the Dead in Education: Commentary on Julian Williams
Each of our life states always has its own double. A dead double. — Mamardashvili (1997, p. 7) Jean Lave and Ray McDermott (2002) did us a service with their powerful reading of Marx's 1844 essay o
London Population in the Late Seventeenth Century
The Worshipful Company of Poulters of the City of London
Some Bridge House Properties
The Fire Court: Calendar to the Judgments and Decrees of the Court of Judicature Appointed to Determine Differences between Landlords and Tenants as to Rebuilding after the Great Fire, vol. I
Sage International Yearbook of Foreign Policy Studies
The International Yearbook of Foreign Policy Analysis: Volume I
British Foreign Secretaries since 1945
Evald Ilyenkov and the history of Marxism in the USSR
The embodied mind: Contrasting visions
This article presents a critical examination and discussion of 2 arguments in support of the embodied mind position as developed within the philosophical literature of the Cognitive Linguistics paradigm. Employing the dialectical Materialist approach of Evald Ilyenkov (1997), closely allied to the cultural‐historical and activity theory traditions, the article argues that neither Lakoffs cases of reasoning from "typical examples" nor Thelen and S…
Public History Review Essay: The Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum and Related Sites
Discourse and the Materialist Conception of History: Critical Comments on Critical Discourse Analysis
Structuring Middle East Security
The lack of an inclusive mechanism for the promotion of regional cooperation and security in the Middle East is striking. How could the first steps be taken towards such a goal, given the Middle East's many rivalries and conflicts? There are different conceptions of the basic notions of security in play; the question of the proper relationship between regional and sub-regional approaches requires much deliberation; the role of outside powers rema…
You want a piece of me? Paying your dues and getting your due in a distributed world
The Living and the Dead in Education: Commentary on Julian Williams
Each of our life states always has its own double. A dead double. — Mamardashvili (1997, p. 7) Jean Lave and Ray McDermott (2002) did us a service with their powerful reading of Marx's 1844 essay o
The Arab Spring: Opportunities and Implications
The so-called Arab Spring is one of the most significant sets of events in the Arab Middle East since the end of World War Two. It is likely to unfold over several more years and feature significant realignments within and among all of the countries of the region. It will also dramatically affect relations between regional countries and extra-regional powers with interests in the Middle East.At the outset, any article that seeks to understand the…
Hope and Disappointment: Iran and the Arab Spring
Iran's power in the Middle East has always been as a spoiler. The Arab Spring could have been an opportunity to build, but Tehran has instead lost influence
Marx, Vygotsky and Freire: Methodological Discussions on the Role of Language in Social Transformation
This paper offers a Marxist grounding for a liberatory, critical-collaboratory dialogic praxis in educational contexts and examines the implications of such praxis for an understanding of the potential role of the school as a site of critical thinking. Aligning with Stetsenko’s ‘Transformative-Activist Stance’, the discussion centres on clarifying the methodological rationale for approaching language as a means of cultural action and social trans…
Vygotsky's machinery of the will. Or: Descartes in the dog house
In this paper, I have chosen to examine one phase in the development of Lev Vygotsky’s ‘cultural-historical’ psychology, namely his account of what he calls ‘cultural will’. The account is important for the role which Vygotsky attributes to signs in the creation of the psychological functions – psychological mechanisms – involved in the capacity for conscious, wilful action taken to be distinctive of and unique to human beings. \n \nThe paper giv…
Mythbusters united? A dialogue over Harris's integrationist linguistics and Gibson's Ecological Psychology
In this paper an integrationist linguist (Peter E Jones) and an Ecological Psychologist (Catherine Read) open a dialogue on the possibility of a productive relationship between the integrationist approach to language and communication of Roy Harris and James Gibson's Ecological Psychology of perceiving/acting/knowing. Within their own disciplinary contexts, each position is one of profound critique and innovation in relation to established and pe…
How It Helped: The Role of Track Two in Protracted, Asymmetric, and Ethnonational Conflicts
Track Two Diplomacy (Track Two) frequently has contributed to the resolution of protracted, asymmetric, and ethnonational (PAE) conflicts, but exactly how is not fully known. In this article we explore what role, if any, unofficial and informal dialogues across different “tracks” played in different conflicts. We focus on the role of the third party, how the results of Track Two dialogues were “transferred” to their intended audiences, and how th…
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