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Green. B.
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An application
of computerised corpus linguistics techniques to analyze texts –
a personal
construct theory perspective.
Personal Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 1-12, 2016
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| Korenini, B. |
What do Hinkle's impgrid data really say about laddering?
Personal Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 13-49, 2016
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Greyling, W., Waitai, K.
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Articulating a Māori educator’s pedagogical constructs:
a co-constructed case study.
Personal Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 50-65, 2016
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Apelgren, B. M.
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‘Through
the reading web’ – Academic reading in doctoral studies.
Personal Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 66-77, 2016 |
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Miletić, V.
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A
prelude to an inquiry into the interplay of personal and social meanings: Freud,
Kelly & Bauman
Personal Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 192-199, 2016
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Naffi, N., Davidson, A.-L.
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Examining
the integration and inclusion of Syrian refugees through the lens of personal
construct psychology.
Personal Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 200-209, 2016
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| Special Section
| Constructive Criticism -
Cintra Whitehead's contributions to literary criticism
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Scheer, J. W., Burr, V.
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Cintra Whitehead (1929-2015) - Pioneer of constructivist literary criticism.
Personal
Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 80-82, 2016
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| Whitehead, C. |
Toward a construct theory
of psychological literary criticism.
Personal
Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 83-88, 2016
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| Whitehead, C. | A general theory of
psychological literary criticism.
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Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 89-91, 2016 | Full text
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| | Whitehead, C. | About construct psychology.
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Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 92-95, 2016 | Full text |
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| Whitehead, C. |
Toward a construct view of
tragedy and comedy.
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Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 96-100, 2016 |
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| Whitehead, C. | A construct view of Oedipus and Oedipus Rex.
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Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 101-107, 2016 | Full text |
| | Whitehead, C. | Construing Hamlet.
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Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 108-139, 2016 | Full text |
| | Whitehead, C. | Macbeth’s impulsivity vs. Hamlet’s circumspection.
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Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 140-145, 2016 | Full text |
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| Whitehead, C. |
Hypotheses concerning evil in King Lear.
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Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 146-153 |
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| Whitehead, C. |
Construct, image, and prediction. A view of Thomas Hardy’s Jude
the obscure through George
Kelly’s Psychology of personal constructs.
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Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 154-163, 2016
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| Whitehead, C. |
Construing
Ezra Pound’s Cantos.
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Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 164-173, 2016
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Whitehead, C.
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James Dickey’s Deliverance: a view through the 'transparent templates' of
the personality theories of George Kelly and Alfred Adler.
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Construct Theory & Practice, 13, 174-191, 2016
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| Supplement |
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| Procter, H. G.
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Peirce's contributions to constructivism and
personal construct psychology: II. Science, logic and inquiry.
Personal
Construct Theory & Practice, 13 (Suppl. No 1), 210-265, 2016 |
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