Social representations, public life and social construction

By S. Jovchelovitch. 2001

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• A Review of Controversies about Social Representations Theory: A British Debate (2005, background): “As Jovchelovitch (2001) outlines, the Durkheimian notion refers to a form of knowledge that is produced by a single source of authority that is strongly resistant to change and that functions to bind societies together.”