This conference was co-‐sponsored by The Henry J. Leir Luxembourg Program-‐Clark University, The University of Luxembourg, and The Niels Bohr Centre of Cultural Psychology at Aalborg University in Denmark.
Conveners:
Jaan Valsiner,
Participants:
Daniela Barni, Catholic University of Milan, Italy
Stéphanie Barros Coimbra, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Thomas Boll, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Céline Dujardin, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Dieter Ferring, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Eugenia Gouvedari, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Mogens Jensen, Aalborg University, Denmark
Katarzyna Lubiewska, Kazimierz Wielki University, Poland
Olga Lehmann, Norwegian University of Technology, Norway
Livia Mathias Simão, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Elsa Mattos, Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil
Boris Mayer, University of Bern, Switzerland
Camila Nassar, University of Casabana, Columbia
Annekatrin Steinhoff, University of Münster, Germany
Luca Tateo, Aalborg University, Denmark
The recipient of The Henry J. Leir Student Conference Participation Award was Kevin Carriere, Psychology Department, Clark University and currently graduate student at Georgetown University.
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ABSTRACTS, ANTICIPATED BOOK AND FULL SCHEDULE CLARK UNIVERSITY 8:00 AM Contributions to the conference theme will be published as a book project entitled: “CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY OF TRANSGENERATIONAL FAMILY RELATIONS: INVESTIGATING AMBIVALENCES” |
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Clark University 5:00 PM |
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Clark University 7:00 PM |
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| Wednesday, June 25th | ||
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Opening and discussion of joint goals Clark University 9:00 AM Isabelle Albert and Jaan Valsiner |
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Models of ambivalence: causal and catalytic Clark University 9:30 AM Jaan Valsiner and Luca Tateo |
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Clark University 10:00 AM |
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Transgenerational issues in family contexts: where are the ambivalences? Clark University 10:15 AM - 12:00 PM Short introductions to previously distributed case examples
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Clark University 12:00 PM |
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Looking for solutions: how to research ambivalences? Clark University 2:00 PM Elaboration of Construction of the Value of “Responsibility” in the Transition to Adulthood DISCUSSION LED BY: |
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Clark University 3:30 PM |
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Still looking for (maybe finding?) solutions Clark University 3:45 PM DISCUSSION LED BY: |
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Clark University 5:00 PM Dieter Ferring |
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Clark University 5:30 PM Daniela Barni (with Silvia Donato) |
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Clark University 9:00 AM Isabelle Albert, Boris Mayer and Beate Schwarz |
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Contributions from cultural psychology Clark University 9:30 AM Luca Tateo and Jaan Valsiner |
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Clark University 10:00 AM |
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Qualitative methodologies and the study of trans-‐generational ambivalences Clark University 10:30 AM DISCUSSION LED BY: |
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Clark University 12:00 PM |
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Quantitative orientations to methodology to study ambivalences Clark University 2:00 PM Short presentations beyond the drafts that were distributed:
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Clark University 4:00 PM From what we learned here and how it can reflect in the book Discussion led by: General Conclusions |
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Clark University 7:00 PM |
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