Symposium on Kurt Danziger’s “Constructing the Subject”.
Symposium conducted at the annual meeting of Cheiron (International Society for History of the Behavioral and Social Sciences) in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, June 1991
Chair: Dale Stout (Bishops University)
Hank Stam (University of Calgary). Social construction of psychological knowledge: Promises and pitfalls.
James Capshew (Indiana University). Constructing subjects, Reconstructing
psychology.
John A. Mills (University of Saskatchewan). Reconstructing Constructing the Subject.
Kurt Danziger (York University). Reply to the commentators.
The papers from the symposium were subsequently published in
Theory & Psychology,
except that Hank Stam’s paper was replaced by a new paper by Tim Rogers:
Review symposium on Kurt Danziger's “Constructing the Subject”
Capshew, J. H. (1992). Constructing subjects, reconstructing psychology.
Theory & Psychology,
2,
243-247.
Mills, J. A. (1992). Reconstructing
Constructing the Subject.
Theory & Psychology,
2, 248-250.
Rogers, T. B. (1992). Danziger and psychological testing.
Theory & Psychology,
2,
251-254.
Danziger. K. (1992). Ideas and constructions: Reply to reviewers.
Theory & Psychology,
2,
255-256.
All these articles can be accessed on the website of Theory & Psychology. (online journal)