Psicologia En El Mundo Del Trabajo
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Publicado: 27 de septiembre de 2012
PSICOLOGÍA, EL MUNDO DEL TRABAJO
Y LA SUBJETIVIDAD:
VALERIE WALKERDINE EN CONVERSACIÓN
HERNÁN C. PULIDO-MARTÍNEZ
CON
HERNÁN CAMILO PULIDO-MARTÍNEZ* Y VALERIE WALKERDINE
CARDIFF UNIVERSITY
Recibido: mayo 25 de 2006
Revisado: septiembre 27 de 2006
Aceptado: noviembre 1 de 2006
PSYCHOLOGY, THE WORLD OF WORK AND
SUBJECTIVITY:
VALERIE WALKERDINE TALKS TO HERNÁN C.PULIDO-MARTÍNEZ
ABSTRACT
In this Interview Valerie Walkerdine traces the critical psychology’s trajectory in the United Kingdom, as well as her own
relationship, as one of the founding figures, with this field. Memories about the constitution and transformation of
critical psychology create the context to explore different roles that psychological knowledge has in relation to the world
of work. Theconnection between critical psychology and conventional psychology, the role of work within critical
psychology, the relevance of critical interventions and the possible future for critical psychology are articulated along the
interview.
Key words: critical psychology, work, subjectivity, psychological culture, neo-liberalism.
RESUMEN
En esta entrevista Valerie Walkerdine considera el desarrollo dela psicología crítica en el Reino Unido, así como su
propia relación con este campo del cual ella es una de sus figuras fundantes. Memorias acerca de cómo se constituyó y
se ha transformado la psicología crítica sirven de contexto para explorar los roles que el conocimiento psicológico tiene
* Cardiff University. School of Social Sciences. Glamorgan Building. King Edward VII Ave. CardiffCF10 3XA (United Kingdom).
Correo electrónico: pulido-martinezhc@cf.ac.uk
U niv. Psychol. Bogotá (Colombia) 6 (1): 185-194, enero-abril de 2007
ISSN 1657-9267
186
HERNÁN CAMILO PULIDO-MARTÍNEZ Y VALERIE WALKERDINE
en relación con la construcción de la subjetividad en el mundo del trabajo. El lazo entre la psicología crítica y la psicología
convencional, el papel del trabajo dentrode la psicología crítica, la relevancia de las intervenciones de este corte y el futuro
de la psicología crítica se articulan a lo largo de la entrevista.
Palabras clave: psicología crítica, trabajo, subjetividad, cultura psicológica, neo-liberalismo.
About Valerie Walkerdine
Professor Valerie Walkerdine is pioneer and leading figure of Critical Psychology in the United Kingdom. She
was amember of the group around the Journal Ideology
and Consciousness that in the 1980’s radically transformed
British psychology. Among her most important books
are Changing the Subject: Psychology Social Regulation and
Subjectivity (with Henriques, Hollway, Urwin & Venn,
1984/1998); Mastery of Reason: Cognitive Development and
the Production of Rationality (1988); Daddy’s Girl: Young
Girls andPopular Culture (1997); Mass Hysteria: Critical
Psychology and Media Studies (with Blackman, 2001);
Growing up Girl: Psychosocial Explorations of Gender and
Class (with Lucey & Melody, 2001); School Girls Fictions
(1990); Democracy in the Kitchen: Regulating Mothers and
Socializing Daughters (with Lucey, 1989); Estudios culturales y comunicación (with Curran & Morley, 1988). ValerieWalkerdine has published more than 200 articles. She is
also founder and editor of The International Journal of
Critical Psychology, which was established in 2001.
The interview
The interview was conducted specifically for the special
issue on Subjectivity Work and Organizations of this
journal. It took place on October, 2006 in Valerie
Walkerdine’s office at Cardiff University. It lasted morethan one hour. After that the interview was transcribed
and reviewed in various meetings. The final version was
authorized by Valerie Walkerdine.
Critical Psychology
Pulido-MartÍnez – I borrowed the title of this interview
from your book Changing the Subject. Psychology, Social
Regulation and Subjectivity (Henriques et al, 1984/1998).
This book meant a breaking point in British psychology....
Y LA SUBJETIVIDAD:
VALERIE WALKERDINE EN CONVERSACIÓN
HERNÁN C. PULIDO-MARTÍNEZ
CON
HERNÁN CAMILO PULIDO-MARTÍNEZ* Y VALERIE WALKERDINE
CARDIFF UNIVERSITY
Recibido: mayo 25 de 2006
Revisado: septiembre 27 de 2006
Aceptado: noviembre 1 de 2006
PSYCHOLOGY, THE WORLD OF WORK AND
SUBJECTIVITY:
VALERIE WALKERDINE TALKS TO HERNÁN C.PULIDO-MARTÍNEZ
ABSTRACT
In this Interview Valerie Walkerdine traces the critical psychology’s trajectory in the United Kingdom, as well as her own
relationship, as one of the founding figures, with this field. Memories about the constitution and transformation of
critical psychology create the context to explore different roles that psychological knowledge has in relation to the world
of work. Theconnection between critical psychology and conventional psychology, the role of work within critical
psychology, the relevance of critical interventions and the possible future for critical psychology are articulated along the
interview.
Key words: critical psychology, work, subjectivity, psychological culture, neo-liberalism.
RESUMEN
En esta entrevista Valerie Walkerdine considera el desarrollo dela psicología crítica en el Reino Unido, así como su
propia relación con este campo del cual ella es una de sus figuras fundantes. Memorias acerca de cómo se constituyó y
se ha transformado la psicología crítica sirven de contexto para explorar los roles que el conocimiento psicológico tiene
* Cardiff University. School of Social Sciences. Glamorgan Building. King Edward VII Ave. CardiffCF10 3XA (United Kingdom).
Correo electrónico: pulido-martinezhc@cf.ac.uk
U niv. Psychol. Bogotá (Colombia) 6 (1): 185-194, enero-abril de 2007
ISSN 1657-9267
186
HERNÁN CAMILO PULIDO-MARTÍNEZ Y VALERIE WALKERDINE
en relación con la construcción de la subjetividad en el mundo del trabajo. El lazo entre la psicología crítica y la psicología
convencional, el papel del trabajo dentrode la psicología crítica, la relevancia de las intervenciones de este corte y el futuro
de la psicología crítica se articulan a lo largo de la entrevista.
Palabras clave: psicología crítica, trabajo, subjetividad, cultura psicológica, neo-liberalismo.
About Valerie Walkerdine
Professor Valerie Walkerdine is pioneer and leading figure of Critical Psychology in the United Kingdom. She
was amember of the group around the Journal Ideology
and Consciousness that in the 1980’s radically transformed
British psychology. Among her most important books
are Changing the Subject: Psychology Social Regulation and
Subjectivity (with Henriques, Hollway, Urwin & Venn,
1984/1998); Mastery of Reason: Cognitive Development and
the Production of Rationality (1988); Daddy’s Girl: Young
Girls andPopular Culture (1997); Mass Hysteria: Critical
Psychology and Media Studies (with Blackman, 2001);
Growing up Girl: Psychosocial Explorations of Gender and
Class (with Lucey & Melody, 2001); School Girls Fictions
(1990); Democracy in the Kitchen: Regulating Mothers and
Socializing Daughters (with Lucey, 1989); Estudios culturales y comunicación (with Curran & Morley, 1988). ValerieWalkerdine has published more than 200 articles. She is
also founder and editor of The International Journal of
Critical Psychology, which was established in 2001.
The interview
The interview was conducted specifically for the special
issue on Subjectivity Work and Organizations of this
journal. It took place on October, 2006 in Valerie
Walkerdine’s office at Cardiff University. It lasted morethan one hour. After that the interview was transcribed
and reviewed in various meetings. The final version was
authorized by Valerie Walkerdine.
Critical Psychology
Pulido-MartÍnez – I borrowed the title of this interview
from your book Changing the Subject. Psychology, Social
Regulation and Subjectivity (Henriques et al, 1984/1998).
This book meant a breaking point in British psychology....
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