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Shared Beliefs in a Society : Social Psychological Analysis

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    9780761906599

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    0761906592

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-07-06
  • Publisher: SAGE Publications, Inc

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Summary

Shared Beliefs in a Society is a much-needed contribution to societal psychology, a new emerging subfield of social psychology, which studies societies from a social psychological perspective. Daniel Bar-Tal presents his work of the last 15 years on shared beliefs in societies under one conceptual framework from which to identify beliefs held in common by entire societies and nations. Using examples form the history, politics, sociology, culture, and education from different societies, the author offers that social psychology can provide a unique perspective on society, but it can also benefit from integrating contributions from other social sciences into its own theorizing effort.

Author Biography

Daniel Bar-Tal is Professor of Psychology at the School of Education, Tel Aviv University

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Introduction xi
Beliefs xii
Societal Beliefs and Ethos xiii
Society as a Unit of Analysis xvi
Structure of the Book xvii
Sharing Beliefs in Groups
1(14)
The Social Nature of Beliefs
1(1)
Sharing Beliefs in Groups
2(2)
Social Identity and Sharing Beliefs
4(2)
Consequences of Sharing Beliefs in a Group: A Model
6(9)
A History of the Study of Shared Beliefs
15(24)
Early Studies of Mental Sharing
16(4)
Sharing Beliefs in Modern Social Psychology
20(4)
Moscovici's Social Representations
24(3)
Shared Beliefs in Current Social Psychology
27(12)
The Nature of Societal Beliefs
39(16)
The Conception of Societal Beliefs
39(4)
The Contents of Societal Beliefs
43(4)
The Functions of Societal Beliefs
47(8)
Formation, Dissemination, Maintenance, and Change of Societal Beliefs
55(18)
Formation of Societal Beliefs
55(5)
Dissemination of Societal Beliefs
60(6)
Maintenance of Societal Beliefs
66(3)
Change of Societal Beliefs
69(4)
Societal Beliefs About Patriotism
73(14)
The Contents of Patriotic Beliefs
74(5)
The Essentiality of Patriotism
79(4)
The Functionality of Patriotism
83(4)
Societal Beliefs About Security
87(14)
The Nature of Security Beliefs
87(3)
The Roots of Security Beliefs
90(1)
Societal Beliefs About Security in the United States
91(2)
Societal Beliefs About Security in Israel
93(8)
Societal Beliefs About Siege
101(20)
The Nature and Basis of Siege Beliefs
101(6)
Israeli Beliefs About Siege
107(5)
The Functions of Siege Beliefs
112(2)
The Consequences of Siege Beliefs
114(7)
Societal Beliefs About Delegitimization
121(16)
The Nature of Delegitimizing Beliefs
121(3)
The Experimential Bases of Delegitimizing Beliefs
124(11)
The Functions of Delegitimizing Beliefs
135(2)
The Ethos of a Society
137(14)
The Concept of Ethos
137(2)
The Present Conception of Ethos
139(3)
The American Ethos
142(1)
The Conflictual Ethos of the Jewish Israeli Society
143(8)
Societal Beliefs and Ethos: Contribution to Societal Psychology
151(20)
The Contribution of the Present Book
151(5)
The Unfulfilled Promise of Social Psychology
156(7)
The Promise of Societal Psychology
163(8)
References 171(26)
Name Index 197(8)
Subject Index 205(6)
About the Author 211

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