Handbook of Critical Psychology

Herausgeber: Parker, Ian

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

A comprehensive state-of-the-art internationally-constituted review of the rapidly expanding field of critical psychology, which will provide the key resource for researchers, teachers and students. It will define the scope of critical psychology and offer a route map to its future direction.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Routledge
• Seitenzahl: 478
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Mai 2015
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 254mm x 177mm x 32mm
• Gewicht: 1011g
• ISBN-13: 9781848722187
• ISBN-10: 1848722184
• Artikelnr.: 41399482

Autorenporträt

Ian Parker was co-founder and is co-director of the Discourse Unit (www.discourseunit.com), and is Professor of Management at the University of Leicester, and Managing Editor of the Annual Review of Critical Psychology. He edited the four-volume Major Work Critical Psychology for Routledge in 2011, edits the book series Concepts for Critical Psychology, and also authored the Psychology after Critique series.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Introduction Ian Parker Part I: Varieties of Psychology and Critique:
Part 1a: The Mainstream 2. Quantitative Methods: Science Means and Ends
Lisa Cosgrove, Emily E. Wheeler and Elena Kosterina 3. Cognitive
Psychology: From the Bourgeois Individual to Class Struggle Michael Arfken
4. Behaviourisms: Radical Behaviourism and Critical Inquiry Maria R. Ruiz
5. Emotion: Being Moved Beyond the Mainstream Paul Stenner 6. Biological
and Evolutionary Psychologies: The Limits of Critical Psychology John
Cromby 7. Personality: Technology, Commodity and Pathology China Mills 8.
Developmental Psychology: The Turn to Deconstruction Erica Burman 9. Social
Psychology: A Commentary on Organizational Research Parisa Dashtipour 10.
Abnormal Psychology: A Psychology of Disorders Susana Seidmann and
Jorgelina Di Iorio 11. Forensic Psychology: Clinical and Critical Sam
Warner Part Ib: Radical Attempts To Question the Mainstream 12. Qualitative
Methods: Critical Practices and Prospects from a Diverse Field Brendan
Gough 13. Theoretical Psychology: A Critical-Philosophical Outline of Core
Issues Thomas Teo 14. Humanistic Psychology: A Critical Counter Culture
Keith Tudor 15. Political Psychology: Critical Approaches to Power Maritza
Montero 16. Community Psychology: Subjectivity, Power, Collectivity David
Fryer and Rachael Fox 17. Organizational Psychology and Social Issues: The
Place of the Place Mary Jane Paris Spink and Peter Kevin Spink 18.
Counselling Psychology: Critical Achievements, Possibilities and
Limitations Richard House and Colin Feltham 19. Health Psychology: Towards
Critical Psychologies for Well-Being and Social Justice Yasuhiro Igarashi
20. Black Psychology: Resistance, Reclamation and Redefinition Garth
Stevens 21. Psychology of Women: Questions of Politics and Practice Rose
Capdevila and Lisa Lazard 22. From 'Lesbian And Gay Psychology' To A
Critical Psychology Of Sexualities Pam Alldred and Nick Fox Part Ic:
Adjacent Parts of Psy-Complex 23. Alienists and Alienation: Critical
Psychiatry In Search Of Itself Janice Haaken 24. Psychotherapists: Agents
of Change or Maintenance Men? Ole Jacob Madsen 25. Education, Psychology:
Change At Last? Tom Billington and Tony Williams 26. Social Work:
Oppression and Resistance Suryia Nayak 27. Self-Help: And Pop Psychology
Jan De Vos Part II: Varieties of Critical Psychology 28. Activity Theory:
Theory and Practice Manolis Dafermos 29. Marxist Psychology and Dialectical
Method Mohamed Elhammoumi 30. Kritische Psychologie: Psychology from the
Standpoint of the Subject Johanna Motzkau and Ernst Schraube 31. Does
Psychoanalysis Have Anything To Say To Critical Psychology? Kareen Ror
Malone with Emaline Friedman 32. Deconstruction: The Foundations of
Critical Psychology Andrew Clark and Alexa Hepburn 33. Deleuzian
Perspectives: Schizoanalysis and the Politics of Desire Hans Skott-Myhre
34. Discursive Psychology: Key Tenets, Some Splits and Two Examples
Margaret Wetherell Part III: Standpoints And Perspectives On Psychology And
Critical Psychology: Part Iiia: Perspectives 35. Feminist Psychology:
Researches, Interventions, Challenges Amana Mattos 36. Queer Theory:
Disarticulating Critical Psychology Miguel Roselló Peñaloza and Teresa
Cabruja Ubach 37. Liberation Psychology: Another Kind Of Critical
Psychology Mark Burton and Luis Gómez 38. Indigenous Psychologies and
Critical-Emancipatory Psychology Narcisa Paredes-Canilao, Ma. Ana
Babaran-Diaz, Ma. Nancy B. Florendo and Tala Salinas-Ramos with S. Lily
Mendoza 39. Postcolonial Theory: Towards A Worlding of Critical Psychology
Desmond Painter 40. From Critical Disability Studies To Critical Global
Disability Studies Shaun Grech 41. A Politically Informed Immanent
Spirituality for Critical Psychology Kathleen S. G. Skott-Myhre Part IIIb:
Places 42. Critical Psychology in Africa: The Impossible Task Ingrid
Palmary and Brendon Barnes 43. Political Psychology and the American
Continent: From Colonization and Domination to Liberation and Emancipation
Raquel S. L. Guzzo 44. Critical Psychology in the Arab World: Insights from
Critical Community Psychology in the Palestinian Colonial Context Ibrahim
Makkawi 45. 'Critical Psychology in Asia': Four Fundamental Concepts Anup
Dhar 46. European Critical Psychological Trends: An Open Road to
Psychological Recidivism Ángel J. Gordo López and Roberto Rodríguez López
47. South Pacific: Tensions of Space in Our Place Leigh Coombes and Mandy
Morgan