ПСИХОЛОГІЧНИЙ ДИСКУРС ЕМОЦІЙ У МЕДІАЦІЇ
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https://doi.org/10.25128/2304-1222.19.49.05Ключові слова:
дискурсний аналіз, дискурсивна психологія, емоції, медіаціяАнотація
Метою статті є окреслення ролі емоцій у медіаціях як з теоретичного, так і з прак- тичного боку. Теоретична дискусія зосереджена на психологічному дискурсі емо- цій у міждисциплінарній перспективі, включаючи психологічні, соціологічні та мовні теорії. Для окреслення ролі емоцій у медіації аналізуються дані з оцінними медіаціями з використанням дискурсивної психології як методологічного підходу, визначеного Glynos та ін.
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