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DARWIN, THE SOCIALITY COROLLARY. AND CRITICAL ANIMAL STUDIES
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Carmen Dell'Aversano
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Università di Pisa, Italy |
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Abstract
This paper
aims to connect PCP and Critical Animal Studies through an exploration of some
usually neglected implications of Darwin’s evolutionary theory on the one hand,
and of a radical constructivist position and, more specifically, of the
Sociality and Construction corollaries on the other.
Keywords: Personal Construct Psychology,
Critical Animal Studies, Darwinism
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About the author
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Carmen Dell'Aversano teaches in the humanities department of Pisa
university (Italy) and in several therapist training institutes (Institute of
Constructivist Psychology in Padua, Italy; European Institute of
Systemic-Relational Therapies in Milan, Italy; Centro Studi in Psicoterapia Cognitiva
in Florence, Italy). Her main research interests, such as Jewish studies,
constructivism and animal rights, span the fields of literary theory,
psychology, discourse analysis and queer theory. In 2015, together with
colleagues from various Italian and international institutions, she founded
CIRQUE (Centro Interuniversitario di Ricerca Queer – Inter-University Centre
for Queer Reserarch), the first centre for queer research in Italian academia;
she now serves as its director.
Contact: Carmen.dellaversano@unipi.it
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Dell'Aversano, C. (2017). Darwin, the Sociality corollary, and critical anumal studies. Personal Construct Theory & Practice, 14, 73-78
(Retrieved from http://www.pcp-net.org/journal/pctp17/dellaversano17.pdf)
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