posted on 2017-11-28, 15:41authored byJohn Cromby, Tim Corcoran
This paper sets out and reflects upon two central concepts in John Shotter’s work and emphasises
their ongoing relevance. Shotter’s work is first situated in its intellectual and cultural-historical
contexts. His linked concepts of ‘joint action’ and ‘knowing of the third kind’ are then briefly
explained, and their relevance for recent social science developments including the ‘new
materialism’ and the ‘affective turn’ is highlighted. We conclude that, in these turbulent times,
Shotter’s is a legacy of hopeful aspiration.
History
Citation
History and Philosophy of Psychology, 2017, 18(1)
Author affiliation
/Organisation/COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, ARTS AND HUMANITIES/School of Management
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