Rosa Traversa
Biographic Data
| ID | 631215 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rosa Traversa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rosa |
| FAMILY NAME | Traversa |
| SIGNATURE | TRAVERSA R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bari Aldo Moro |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0065-3162 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Barbie and the Fraudulent Reality: How can Critical Gender Discourse have an Impact on Mass Audience, and Dreams
Lou Andreas-Salomé: Which Woman? Which Body? Whose Narcissism?
Facing the skin: Layers and counter-mirror subjectivities
Once Upon a Time, Materiality: A Possible Scenario for Psychology in the Nature/culture Divide
The present essay draws on the book “What if Culture was Nature All Along?” (Eds. Vicki Kirby, 2017) and on Karen Barad’s influence to discuss some main concepts of the so-called new materialism in social sciences and humanities over the last decade. It will bring the reader to come across the nature/culture divide as something inherently incorrect from an ontological point of view. Moreover, through different case-studies ranging from allergy, r…
Thanatos Revised: What Psychology May Look Like with Positive, Enduring Attitudes Towards Death and Dying
Wet Lumps of Power and Resistance: For a Cultural Psychology of Structural Sensuality
Identifying Pleasure: A Diary-Approach to the Embodied Subjectivity of Students’ Daily Life in Albania
Religion made me free: Cultural construction of female religiosity
The cultural constructions of what “religious woman” means usually imply gender and religion as reified entities. Such constructions have prominent place in the social life of a society. Narratives of women of Catholic and Muslim faith in Italy allow us to analyse the meaning-making processes involved in defining themselves as women, as human beings and as religious persons. Being immersed in a religious belief system enhances empowerment through…
The dynamics of sense making: A diatextual approach to the intersubjectivity of discourse
Psycho-semiotics is a qualitative research perspective aiming at developing the seminal intuition by Peirce (Collected papers, Harvard, 19311958) according to whom man is a complex network of signs. Hence, text and talk-in-interaction are the basic psycho-discursive practices ( Wetherell, Subjectivity 22: 7381, 2008) where the intersubjective nature of sense making is revealed. Peirce is an inspiring point of reference for psycho-semiotics also a…
Gitai Go: The Art of Deepening Everyday Life Through Exceeding Codes
Gitai Go: The Art of Deepening Everyday Life Through Exceeding Codes
Religion made me free: Cultural construction of female religiosity
The cultural constructions of what “religious woman” means usually imply gender and religion as reified entities. Such constructions have prominent place in the social life of a society. Narratives of women of Catholic and Muslim faith in Italy allow us to analyse the meaning-making processes involved in defining themselves as women, as human beings and as religious persons. Being immersed in a religious belief system enhances empowerment through…
The dynamics of sense making: A diatextual approach to the intersubjectivity of discourse
Psycho-semiotics is a qualitative research perspective aiming at developing the seminal intuition by Peirce (Collected papers, Harvard, 19311958) according to whom man is a complex network of signs. Hence, text and talk-in-interaction are the basic psycho-discursive practices ( Wetherell, Subjectivity 22: 7381, 2008) where the intersubjective nature of sense making is revealed. Peirce is an inspiring point of reference for psycho-semiotics also a…
Wet Lumps of Power and Resistance: For a Cultural Psychology of Structural Sensuality
Identifying Pleasure: A Diary-Approach to the Embodied Subjectivity of Students’ Daily Life in Albania
Thanatos Revised: What Psychology May Look Like with Positive, Enduring Attitudes Towards Death and Dying
Lou Andreas-Salomé: Which Woman? Which Body? Whose Narcissism?
Facing the skin: Layers and counter-mirror subjectivities
Once Upon a Time, Materiality: A Possible Scenario for Psychology in the Nature/culture Divide
The present essay draws on the book “What if Culture was Nature All Along?” (Eds. Vicki Kirby, 2017) and on Karen Barad’s influence to discuss some main concepts of the so-called new materialism in social sciences and humanities over the last decade. It will bring the reader to come across the nature/culture divide as something inherently incorrect from an ontological point of view. Moreover, through different case-studies ranging from allergy, r…
Barbie and the Fraudulent Reality: How can Critical Gender Discourse have an Impact on Mass Audience, and Dreams
Epistemology (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Aesthetics (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Psychoanalysis (4 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (3 works) · Embodied cognition (3 works) · Feeling (3 works)