Simo Køppe
Biographic Data
| ID | 167994 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Simo Køppe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Simo |
| FAMILY NAME | Køppe |
| SIGNATURE | KØPPE S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Copenhagen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8792-0357 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Why do we always generalize in qualitative research
A common criticism of qualitative research is that it lacks the possibility of making generalizations. In this article, however, we describe how informal generalization on the one hand is inextricably linked to the use of method and theory, whereas on the other hand, several formal methodological considerations in relation to the particular, qualitative study further ensure that claims can be made on a more general level. As such, a variety of po…
Atmospheric infancy
In this article we establish intersubjective meaning-making in infancy as atmospheric. Through qualitative descriptions of five mother–infant dyads in a video-recorded, experimental setting when the infant is 4, 7, 10, and 13 months, we discovered atmospheric appearances with a developmental pattern of atmospheric variations. These appearances, we argue, are contextual and intersubjective monologues. The monologues are similar to what Daniel Ster…
Normality, subjectivity and mental health
The increasing prevalence of mental disorders together with the uncertain validity of psychopathological diagnostics challenges psychiatry as the primary home of studying, diagnosing and treating mental health problems and developing mental healthcare. This marks an emerging paradigmatical shift towards 'alternative' mental health perspectives. With the ambition of attending authoritatively in definitory practices, contemporary scholars of psycho…
Karen Barad, psychology, and subject models
Postmodern theories on the subject are very diverse. In this article, we take a closer look at physicist and philosopher Karen Barad’s work in the emerging field of new materialism as an example of postmodern theory. The aim is to analyze Barad’s subject model as such and what it entails for doing the science of psychology. We will do this by analyzing Barad’s notion of the subject through three different types of subject models. This analysis wi…
Modalization of movement
One of the most persistent problems in accounting for the constitution of subjective experience is the question of the unity of consciousness. In the phenomenological tradition this question is often approached through concepts such as ipseity, pre-reflective consciousness, ownership, and first-person perspective. Since Aristotle, the question of unity in an experiencing subject has been associated with the notion of “common sensibles” and the co…
Meaning, representations, and the preunconscious
Arild Utaker ́s article, Images and words: a reconsideration of the psychic dimension (2015), analyzes important concepts that are essential to discuss: the concept of meaning and the production of
A longitudinal study of coordination in mother–infant vocal interaction from age 4 to 10 months
This is a longitudinal study of development in coordinated mother-infant vocal interaction from 4 to 10 months (N = 41) focusing on the development of turn-taking patterns and time spent in coordinated vocal interaction. Data analyses were carried out using multistate analysis. Both mothers and infants were found to coordinate their own vocalizations with their partners' vocalizations. The infants had a predominant pattern of covocalizing, wherea…
The Change and Development of Statistical Methods Used in Research Articles in Child Development 1930–2010
A Moderate Eclecticism
Neurosis
The concept of `neurosis' does not have a very high priority in the history of psychiatry. The very few studies of the historical development of the concept are discussed, especially that of Pienero. The relations between psychiatry and neurology in the nineteenth century are described to provide a background for the constitution of the concept; its relationships to `psychic shock' and `psychic paralysis' are also analysed
The Freudian Unconscious in the Context of the Cognitive Orientation
Against epistemological relativism
A Moderate Eclecticism
Against epistemological relativism
A longitudinal study of coordination in mother–infant vocal interaction from age 4 to 10 months
This is a longitudinal study of development in coordinated mother-infant vocal interaction from 4 to 10 months (N = 41) focusing on the development of turn-taking patterns and time spent in coordinated vocal interaction. Data analyses were carried out using multistate analysis. Both mothers and infants were found to coordinate their own vocalizations with their partners' vocalizations. The infants had a predominant pattern of covocalizing, wherea…
The Freudian Unconscious in the Context of the Cognitive Orientation
Against epistemological relativism
The Freudian Unconscious in the Context of the Cognitive Orientation
Neurosis
The concept of `neurosis' does not have a very high priority in the history of psychiatry. The very few studies of the historical development of the concept are discussed, especially that of Pienero. The relations between psychiatry and neurology in the nineteenth century are described to provide a background for the constitution of the concept; its relationships to `psychic shock' and `psychic paralysis' are also analysed
A Moderate Eclecticism
The Change and Development of Statistical Methods Used in Research Articles in Child Development 1930–2010
A longitudinal study of coordination in mother–infant vocal interaction from age 4 to 10 months
This is a longitudinal study of development in coordinated mother-infant vocal interaction from 4 to 10 months (N = 41) focusing on the development of turn-taking patterns and time spent in coordinated vocal interaction. Data analyses were carried out using multistate analysis. Both mothers and infants were found to coordinate their own vocalizations with their partners' vocalizations. The infants had a predominant pattern of covocalizing, wherea…
Meaning, representations, and the preunconscious
Arild Utaker ́s article, Images and words: a reconsideration of the psychic dimension (2015), analyzes important concepts that are essential to discuss: the concept of meaning and the production of
Modalization of movement
One of the most persistent problems in accounting for the constitution of subjective experience is the question of the unity of consciousness. In the phenomenological tradition this question is often approached through concepts such as ipseity, pre-reflective consciousness, ownership, and first-person perspective. Since Aristotle, the question of unity in an experiencing subject has been associated with the notion of “common sensibles” and the co…
Karen Barad, psychology, and subject models
Postmodern theories on the subject are very diverse. In this article, we take a closer look at physicist and philosopher Karen Barad’s work in the emerging field of new materialism as an example of postmodern theory. The aim is to analyze Barad’s subject model as such and what it entails for doing the science of psychology. We will do this by analyzing Barad’s notion of the subject through three different types of subject models. This analysis wi…
Why do we always generalize in qualitative research
A common criticism of qualitative research is that it lacks the possibility of making generalizations. In this article, however, we describe how informal generalization on the one hand is inextricably linked to the use of method and theory, whereas on the other hand, several formal methodological considerations in relation to the particular, qualitative study further ensure that claims can be made on a more general level. As such, a variety of po…
Atmospheric infancy
In this article we establish intersubjective meaning-making in infancy as atmospheric. Through qualitative descriptions of five mother–infant dyads in a video-recorded, experimental setting when the infant is 4, 7, 10, and 13 months, we discovered atmospheric appearances with a developmental pattern of atmospheric variations. These appearances, we argue, are contextual and intersubjective monologues. The monologues are similar to what Daniel Ster…
Normality, subjectivity and mental health
The increasing prevalence of mental disorders together with the uncertain validity of psychopathological diagnostics challenges psychiatry as the primary home of studying, diagnosing and treating mental health problems and developing mental healthcare. This marks an emerging paradigmatical shift towards 'alternative' mental health perspectives. With the ambition of attending authoritatively in definitory practices, contemporary scholars of psycho…
Psychology (10 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Psychoanalysis (4 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Mental Health and Psychiatry (3 works) · Child development (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works)