In this thoughtful collection, thirteen eminent psychologists from diverse schools of thought examine their professional identities in the context of their personal biographies. The contributors address challenging questions about identity in relation to personality development, language and socialisation, how individuals are shaped by cultural and religious contexts, but also actively and imaginatively make sense of and position ourselves historically and culturally. Their personal recollections demonstrate the reciprocal relationship between their varied approaches in modern psychology…mehr
In this thoughtful collection, thirteen eminent psychologists from diverse schools of thought examine their professional identities in the context of their personal biographies. The contributors address challenging questions about identity in relation to personality development, language and socialisation, how individuals are shaped by cultural and religious contexts, but also actively and imaginatively make sense of and position ourselves historically and culturally. Their personal recollections demonstrate the reciprocal relationship between their varied approaches in modern psychology including social constructionism, narrative psychology, feminism, phen omenology and psychoanalysis and lived experience. This unique insight in to the lives of influential psychologists is compelling reading for psychologists reflecting on their professional practice, and for anyone investigating issues of selfhood and identity from a psychological or philosophical perspective.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
George Yancy has held distinguished fellowships at Duquesne University, Pennsylvania, and New York University. His recent books include What White Looks Like: African-American Philosophers on the Whiteness Question and The Philosophical I: Personal Reflections on Life in Philosophy. His philosophical interests include narrative conceptions of the self, race and racism, and African-American thought. Susan Hadley is an associate professor in music therapy at Slippery Rock University, Pennsylvania. She edited Psychodynamic Music Therapy: Case Studies and Feminist Voices in Music Therapy. Susan's other interests include narrative therapy, feminism, and psychodynamic music therapy.
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Preface. 1. The Poetics of My Identity Theodore R. Sarbin University of California Santa Cruz. 2. Lessons from Relics about Self and Identity Karl E. Scheibe Wesleyan University. 3. Objects Meanings and Connections in My Life and Career David E. Leary University of Richmond. 4. From Poppies to Ferns: The Discursive Production of a Life Gerald Monk San Diego State University. 5. Performing a Life (Story) Lois Holzman Eastside Institute. 6. A Psychologist without a Country or Living Two Lives in the Same Story Dan P. McAdams Northwestern University. 7. Life as a Symphony Christopher M. Aanstoos State University of West Georgia. 8. Moving On by Backing Away John Shotter University of New Hampshire. 9. Living with Authority in "The Between" Hendrika Vande Kemp. 10. The Personal/Psychological and the Pursuit of a Profession Adelbert H. Jenkins New York University. 11. On Growing up as a "Pre-Modernist" Steen Halling Seattle University. 12. Life Reflections of a Nomadic Subject Tod Sloan Lewis and Clark College. 13. Autobiography Ilene Serlin.
Preface. 1. The Poetics of My Identity Theodore R. Sarbin University of California Santa Cruz. 2. Lessons from Relics about Self and Identity Karl E. Scheibe Wesleyan University. 3. Objects Meanings and Connections in My Life and Career David E. Leary University of Richmond. 4. From Poppies to Ferns: The Discursive Production of a Life Gerald Monk San Diego State University. 5. Performing a Life (Story) Lois Holzman Eastside Institute. 6. A Psychologist without a Country or Living Two Lives in the Same Story Dan P. McAdams Northwestern University. 7. Life as a Symphony Christopher M. Aanstoos State University of West Georgia. 8. Moving On by Backing Away John Shotter University of New Hampshire. 9. Living with Authority in "The Between" Hendrika Vande Kemp. 10. The Personal/Psychological and the Pursuit of a Profession Adelbert H. Jenkins New York University. 11. On Growing up as a "Pre-Modernist" Steen Halling Seattle University. 12. Life Reflections of a Nomadic Subject Tod Sloan Lewis and Clark College. 13. Autobiography Ilene Serlin.
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