Margaret Wetherell
Affiliations: | University of Bristol, Bristol, England, United Kingdom |
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| Chowdhury N, Gibson K, Wetherell M. (2019) Polyphonies of depression: The relationship between voices-of-the-self in young professional women aka 'top girls'. Health (London, England : 1997). 1363459319846934 |
| Wetherell M, McConville A, McCreanor T. (2019) Defrosting the freezer and other acts of quiet resistance: Affective practice theory, everyday activism and affective dilemmas Qualitative Research in Psychology. 17: 13-35 |
| Martinussen M, Wetherell M. (2019) Affect, practice and contingency: critical discursive psychology and Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick Subjectivity. 12: 101-116 |
| Wetherell M. (2015) Trends in the Turn to Affect: A Social Psychological Critique Body and Society. 21: 139-166 |
| Wetherell M, Potter J. (2015) Discourse and Social Psychology, postmodernism, and capitalist collusion: An argument for more complex historiographies of psychology Theory and Psychology. 25: 388-395 |
| Wetherell M. (2015) Tears, Bubbles and Disappointment—New Approaches for the Analysis of Affective-Discursive Practices: A Commentary on “Researching the Psychosocial” Qualitative Research in Psychology. 12: 83-90 |
| Wetherell M, McCreanor T, McConville A, et al. (2015) Settling space and covering the nation: Some conceptual considerations in analysing affect and discourse Emotion, Space and Society. 16: 56-64 |
| Edley N, Wetherell M. (2014) Roles, roots, and rifts: A rejoinder to Mahalik, Silverstein, and Hammond Psychology of Men and Masculinity. 15: 375-376 |
| Wetherell M, Edley N. (2014) A discursive psychological framework for analyzing men and masculinities Psychology of Men and Masculinity. 15: 355-364 |
| Wetherell M. (2013) Affect and discourse – What’s the problem? From affect as excess to affective/discursive practice Subjectivity. 6: 349-368 |