The article analyses the critical reception of Serge Moscovici's theory of social
representations in Anglo-Saxon literature (Harré 1984; Potter and Litton 1985; Jahoda 1988 …

In 1987 Rob Fan-introduced a special issue on social representations in this journal by his
paper on A French tradition ofresearch. Now, nearly ten years later, this French tradition has …

As heir to a strong French sociological tradition, the theory of social representations,
elaborated by Serge Moscovici in the beginning of the 1960s, has become one of the major …

In this paper I propose a dialogue between the theory of social representations and the
notion of a public sphere. I believe that such a dialogue can furnish some genuine insights …

This paper attempts to discuss the'versatility'of the concept of social representations, in the
context of the Anglo-saxon tradition of social psychological research. This is done by …

Serge Moscovici's theoretical system of social representations is by now nearly 40 years old;
yet, today, various social psychological activities surrounding this field seem to flourish more …

Moscovici's theory of social representations2 has attracted considerable interest among
social psychologists, as well as stimulating a growing body of research (Di Giacomo, 1980 …

Examines social representations (SRs) from the perspective of S. Moscovici's (1981, 1982)
formulations and from his work with RM Farr (1984). The present author examines SRs from …

I enjoyed Räty and Snellmann's paper. The authors summarize clearly the basic features of
the Theory of Social Representations (TSR), and they scrutinize acutely the main Anglo …

Moscovici has ushered in the 'era of social representations widely welcomed as a European
alternative to what are increasingly regarded as the shortcomings of mainline American …