El self y sus pluralidades: Un análisis desde el paradigma de la complejidad

Nuria Codina

doi:10.24310/espsiescpsi.vi7.13396

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Nuria Codina Departamento de Psicología Social. Universidad de Barcelona Spain

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24310/espsiescpsi.vi7.13396

Keywords:

Complexity, Self, Self-referents

Abstract

It is considered shared opinions about the diverse self-referents definitions and terms. This diversity is valued in its real scope, and interpreted as a necessary pluralism to analyze a complex phenomenon such as the self. In this sense, some self-referential analysis from linear and complex perspectives are considered, showing some of their main differences according to an epistemological standpoint. Following this, a theoretical complexity-based model of the self is presented; this model permit to explain the question of diversity in self research, and to set forth some criteria to develop an integrated self conception coming from different theories. Besides, considering self interactive aspect makes to propose an analysis of complex nuances in environmental influences that affect self-referents system; specifically, those related to an interactive power studied in Microphysics, and the asinthotic freedom -which contradicts the classical views about the load of the interaction strength. This analysis is translated into some complex elements in others’ influence in the self.

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