Our aim in this chapter is to show how discursive psychology (DP) deals with psychological
states and characteristics. We do this in several ways: by defining what DP is, by …

Discursive psychology (DP) is the application of discourse analytic principles to
psychological topics. In psychology's dominant'cognitivist'paradigm, individuals build mental …

Discursive psychology is the broad title for a range of research done in different disciplinary
contexts–communication, language, sociology and psychology. It moves the theoretical and …

This chapter introduces and overviews the use of discourse analysis to study psychological
questions and, in particular, the perspective known as discursive psychology (DP). DP …

Discursive psychology is an approach that addresses psychological matters in terms of how
they figure in discourse–in conversations over family mealtimes, in therapy sessions, in …

Since its inception in 1987, Discursive Psychology (DP) has developed both
methodologically, for instance by drawing closer to Conversation Analysis, and theoretically …

Discursive psychology (DP) approaches discourse not as the product or expression of
thoughts or mental states lying behind or beneath it, but as a domain of public accountability …

Hammersley (2003) criticizes a particular style of discourse research for developing as a
distinct paradigm, yet lacking the coherence a paradigm would require. He suggests a range …

The aim of this book is to demystify discursive psychology (DP): from the theoretical
principles on which it is based, to the method of how to 'do'DP and use it in different ways. It …

Discursive psychology begins with psychology as it faces people living their lives. It studies
how psychology is constructed, understood and displayed as people interact in everyday …