Natalie Rodax
Biographic Data
| ID | 4095839 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Natalie Rodax |
| GIVEN NAMES | Natalie |
| FAMILY NAME | Rodax |
| SIGNATURE | RODAX N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sigmund Freud Privatuniversität Wien |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8530-4171 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Ressentiment As Morally Disclosive Posture? Conceptual Issues from a Psychological Point of View
Resonanz, Reziprozität und Ressentiment: Erlebte Handlungsfähigkeit und ihre Funktion für die Praxis der Bezugnahme auf Andere
Ressentiment, charakterisiert durch eine affektiv aufgeladene, negativ wertende Bezugnahme auf Andere sowie soziale Abgrenzprozesse, wird aktuell –vor allem im Rahmen erstarkender rechtspolitischer Bewegungen – viel diskutiert. Wir fragen vor diesem Hintergrund, welche sozialen (Gruppen-)Dynamiken der Entwicklung ressentimentaler Tendenzen entgegenstehen, bzw. wann eine ressentimentale Bezugnahme nicht auftritt. Anhand von vier Gruppendiskussione…
Wundt’s logic: Old resource for new ideas
Despite recent scholarship reappraising the complexity of Wilhelm Wundt’s complete works on psychology, contemporary psychology tends to overlook the fundamental epistemological and methodological principles outlined in his less popular writings on logic when engaging in methodological discussions. This article addresses this by situating Wundt’s logic volumes in his oeuvre and demonstrating the continued relevance of his methodological insights …
Debating Experimental Psychology’s Frontiers: Re-discovering Wilhelm Wundt’s Contribution to Contemporary Psychological Research
On the Sociality and Immersiveness of the Introspective Encounter
After all, I have to show that I’m not different’: Muslim women’s psychological coping strategies with dichotomous and dichotomising stereotypes
More than ever, ‘the headscarf’ is a dominant trope in contemporary ‘Western’ discourses on migration. Within controversies on Muslim ‘others’, ethnicity and gender frequently interweave. In discussions about the Muslim woman, a problematic dichotomy frequently emerges: namely the representation of a Muslim woman who wears the headscarf and is seen as ‘oppressed’ or ‘traditional’. This is opposed to the position of a Muslim woman who does not wea…
Cool! Bikini and lingerie instead of Burka!” – the discursive representation of Muslim women in Austrian women’s magazines
Within “Western” controversies, the headscarf is stylised as a symbol of “oppression” and “backwardness” while “unveiling” is simultaneously associated with “self-determination” and “modernity”. As object of a critical discourse analysis, this dichotomisation was also found in Austrian women’s magazines; “the veiled” Muslim woman was constructed as “traditional” and appeared mostly as an “object” of speech. “The unveiled” woman, however, was more…
Hidden Present, Visible Absent in the City of Dreams: Assembling the Collective Imagination
Cool! Bikini and lingerie instead of Burka!” – the discursive representation of Muslim women in Austrian women’s magazines
Within “Western” controversies, the headscarf is stylised as a symbol of “oppression” and “backwardness” while “unveiling” is simultaneously associated with “self-determination” and “modernity”. As object of a critical discourse analysis, this dichotomisation was also found in Austrian women’s magazines; “the veiled” Muslim woman was constructed as “traditional” and appeared mostly as an “object” of speech. “The unveiled” woman, however, was more…
After all, I have to show that I’m not different’: Muslim women’s psychological coping strategies with dichotomous and dichotomising stereotypes
More than ever, ‘the headscarf’ is a dominant trope in contemporary ‘Western’ discourses on migration. Within controversies on Muslim ‘others’, ethnicity and gender frequently interweave. In discussions about the Muslim woman, a problematic dichotomy frequently emerges: namely the representation of a Muslim woman who wears the headscarf and is seen as ‘oppressed’ or ‘traditional’. This is opposed to the position of a Muslim woman who does not wea…
Hidden Present, Visible Absent in the City of Dreams: Assembling the Collective Imagination
Cool! Bikini and lingerie instead of Burka!” – the discursive representation of Muslim women in Austrian women’s magazines
Within “Western” controversies, the headscarf is stylised as a symbol of “oppression” and “backwardness” while “unveiling” is simultaneously associated with “self-determination” and “modernity”. As object of a critical discourse analysis, this dichotomisation was also found in Austrian women’s magazines; “the veiled” Muslim woman was constructed as “traditional” and appeared mostly as an “object” of speech. “The unveiled” woman, however, was more…
After all, I have to show that I’m not different’: Muslim women’s psychological coping strategies with dichotomous and dichotomising stereotypes
More than ever, ‘the headscarf’ is a dominant trope in contemporary ‘Western’ discourses on migration. Within controversies on Muslim ‘others’, ethnicity and gender frequently interweave. In discussions about the Muslim woman, a problematic dichotomy frequently emerges: namely the representation of a Muslim woman who wears the headscarf and is seen as ‘oppressed’ or ‘traditional’. This is opposed to the position of a Muslim woman who does not wea…
Debating Experimental Psychology’s Frontiers: Re-discovering Wilhelm Wundt’s Contribution to Contemporary Psychological Research
On the Sociality and Immersiveness of the Introspective Encounter
Wundt’s logic: Old resource for new ideas
Despite recent scholarship reappraising the complexity of Wilhelm Wundt’s complete works on psychology, contemporary psychology tends to overlook the fundamental epistemological and methodological principles outlined in his less popular writings on logic when engaging in methodological discussions. This article addresses this by situating Wundt’s logic volumes in his oeuvre and demonstrating the continued relevance of his methodological insights …
Ressentiment As Morally Disclosive Posture? Conceptual Issues from a Psychological Point of View
Resonanz, Reziprozität und Ressentiment: Erlebte Handlungsfähigkeit und ihre Funktion für die Praxis der Bezugnahme auf Andere
Ressentiment, charakterisiert durch eine affektiv aufgeladene, negativ wertende Bezugnahme auf Andere sowie soziale Abgrenzprozesse, wird aktuell –vor allem im Rahmen erstarkender rechtspolitischer Bewegungen – viel diskutiert. Wir fragen vor diesem Hintergrund, welche sozialen (Gruppen-)Dynamiken der Entwicklung ressentimentaler Tendenzen entgegenstehen, bzw. wann eine ressentimentale Bezugnahme nicht auftritt. Anhand von vier Gruppendiskussione…
Epistemology (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Introspection (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Representations and Identity (3 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (2 works) · Aesthetics (2 works)