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STS and the Subject
Fri, September 6, 9:45 to 11:15am, Sheraton New Orleans Hotel, Floor: Four, Bayside BAbstract
This panel examines psychological, psychiatric, organizational, consumer, and identity discourses related to the production of the subject. Drawing from different approaches like ethnomethodology, ethnography and other theoretical approaches, the panel open possibilities to study diverse phenomena like organizational change projects, applied psychology, therapy, and family system therapy. Such an array of the phenomenon is scrutinized using some of the elements that Science and technology studies had been developing. Whether it is call actor, subject or individual, this panel hypothesizes that STS gives enormous possibilities to understand such production phenomena.
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Individual Presentations
Individualizing Children Who Are Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders - Doug Maynard, University of Wisconsin; Lucas Wiscons, University of Wisconsin-Madison
The Production of Subjectivities in a Division of Applied Psychology: Techniques of Self, Mixtures, and Purifications - Arthur Arruda Leal Ferreira, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)
De-Alienating the Othered Selves of an Impaired One: The Use of Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS) to Treat Autoimmunity in the UK - Márcio Vilar, Goethe University Frankfurt & University of Sussex
Integrating Discourses in an EMR Organizational Change Project - Benoit Cordelier, Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
When Aliens Touch: Prosocial Neural Circuitry across Scientific Practices - Swasti Mishra