Challenging Subjects: Critical Psychology for a New Millennium
Autor Valerie Walkerdineen Limba Engleză Hardback – 26 iun 2002
From the legacies of fascism to the politics of Northern Ireland, from anti-road protesters to the new physics,Challenging Subjectstakes a challenging look at what forms of human subjectivity will look like and how we might study them.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780333965092
ISBN-10: 0333965094
Pagini: 208
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 16 mm
Ediția:2002
Editura: Macmillan Education UK
Colecția Red Globe Press
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0333965094
Pagini: 208
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 16 mm
Ediția:2002
Editura: Macmillan Education UK
Colecția Red Globe Press
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Descriere
How
can
we
develop
a
politics
and
theory
of
subjectivity
suitable
for
the
twenty-first
century?
What
place
does
an
account
of
subjectivity
have
within
the
development
of
critical
psychology
today?
Leading
authors
from
a
range
of
disciplines
explore
the
themes
of
politics,
migration,
population
movement,
culture
and
spirituality,
to
examine
how
we
might
find
new
ways
to
think
about
the
human
subject
in
the
new
millennium.
The
chapters
are
diverse
in
terms
of
approach,
theoretical
orientation
and
subject
matter.
What
joins
them
together
is
an
engagement
with
pressing
social,
cultural
and
political
issues
and
an
innovative
approach
to
the
issues
of
subjectivity
contained
within
them.
From the legacies of fascism to the politics of Northern Ireland, from anti-road protesters to the new physics,Challenging Subjectstakes a challenging look at what forms of human subjectivity will look like and how we might study them.
From the legacies of fascism to the politics of Northern Ireland, from anti-road protesters to the new physics,Challenging Subjectstakes a challenging look at what forms of human subjectivity will look like and how we might study them.
Cuprins
Introduction;
V.Walkerdine.-
PART
ONE:
NEW
POLITICS,
NEW
SUBJECTIVITIES.-
Introduction;
V.
Walkerdine.-
Identity
Politics
and
Privatisation;
A.Elliott.-
Political
Subjects,
Workplaces
and
Subjectivities;
M.Walsh
and
M.Bahnisch.-
Reflections
on
Emotionality,
Morality,
Subjectivity,
Power;
U.Osterkamp.-
Refiguring
the
Subject
After
Modernity;
C.Venn.-
PART
TWO:
ETHNICITY,
HYBRIDITY,
TRAUMA.-
Introduction;
V.Walkerdine.-
Uprooted
Communities,
Silenced
Cultures
and
the
Need
for
Legacy;
E.Apfelbaum.-
Troubled
Times:
Changing
the
Political
Subject
in
Northern
Ireland;
J.Cash.-
Racism,
Racialised
Identities
and
the
Psychoanalytic
Other;
S.Frosh.-
Coping
with
Plural
Identities;
S.Manorama.-
PART
THREE:
SPIRITUALITY,
THE
BODY
AND
POLITICS.-
Introduction;
V.
Walkerdine.-
A
Psychophysics
of
the
Imagination;
L.Blackman.-
Embodying
the
Spirit
in
Psychology;
H.Lee
and
H.Marshall.-
Synchonicity
as
a
Feature
of
the
Synchronic;
B.
Sylvester.-
Refiguring
the
Sacred;
K.Mcphillips.-
Index.
Notă biografică
VALERIE
WALKERDINE
is
Foundation
Professor
in
Critical
Psychology
and
Director
of
the
Centre
for
Critical
Psychology
at
the
University
of
Western
Sydney.
She
is
the
author
of
a
number
of
books
includingChanging
the
Subject
Psychology,
Social
Regulation
and
Subjectivity(with
Julian
Henriques,
Wendy
Hollway,
Cathy
Urwin
and
Couze
Venn),Growing
up
Girl:
Psychosocial
explorations
of
gender
and
class(with
Helen
Lucey
and
June
Melody),Daddy's
Girl:
Young
girls
and
popular
culture,
andMass
Hysteria:
Critical
Pyschology
and
Media
Studies(with
Lisa
Blackman).
She
is
founding
editor
of
the
International
Journal
of
Critical
Psychology.
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How
can
we
develop
a
politics
and
theory
of
subjectivity
suitable
for
the
twenty-first
century?
What
place
does
an
account
of
subjectivity
have
within
the
development
of
critical
psychology
today?
Leading
authors
from
a
range
of
disciplines
explore
the
themes
of
politics,
migration,
population
movement,
culture
and
spirituality,
to
examine
how
we
might
find
new
ways
to
think
about
the
human
subject
in
the
new
millenium.
The
chapters
are
diverse
in
terms
of
approach,
theoretical
orientation
and
subject
matter.
What
joins
them
together
is
an
engagement
with
pressing
social,
cultural
and
political
issues
and
an
innovative
approach
to
the
issues
of
subjectivity
contained
within
them.
From the legacies of fascism to the politics of Northern Ireland, from anti-road protesters to the new physics,Challenging Subjectstakes a challenging look at what forms of human subjectivity will look like and how we might study them.
The Editor
Valerie Walkerdine is the Foundation Professor of Critical Psychology and Director of the Centre for Critical Psychology at the University of Western Sydney. She is the author of a number of books includingChanging the Subject Psychology, Social Regulation and Subjectivity(with Julian Henriques, Wendy Hollway, Cathy Urwin and Couze Venn),Growing up Girl: Psychosocial explorations of gender and class(with Helen Lucey and June Melody),Daddy's Girl: Young girls and popular culture, andMass Hysteria: Critical Pyschology and Media Studies(with Lisa Blackman). She is founding editor of the International Journal of Critical Psychology
The contributors
Erika Apfelbaum, Mark Bahnisch, Lisa Blackman, Bed Bradley, John Cash, Anthony Elliott, Stephen Frosh, Helen Lee, Swatija Manorama, Harriette Marshall, Kath McPhillips, Ute Osterkamp, Couze Venn, Mary Walsh
From the legacies of fascism to the politics of Northern Ireland, from anti-road protesters to the new physics,Challenging Subjectstakes a challenging look at what forms of human subjectivity will look like and how we might study them.
The Editor
Valerie Walkerdine is the Foundation Professor of Critical Psychology and Director of the Centre for Critical Psychology at the University of Western Sydney. She is the author of a number of books includingChanging the Subject Psychology, Social Regulation and Subjectivity(with Julian Henriques, Wendy Hollway, Cathy Urwin and Couze Venn),Growing up Girl: Psychosocial explorations of gender and class(with Helen Lucey and June Melody),Daddy's Girl: Young girls and popular culture, andMass Hysteria: Critical Pyschology and Media Studies(with Lisa Blackman). She is founding editor of the International Journal of Critical Psychology
The contributors
Erika Apfelbaum, Mark Bahnisch, Lisa Blackman, Bed Bradley, John Cash, Anthony Elliott, Stephen Frosh, Helen Lee, Swatija Manorama, Harriette Marshall, Kath McPhillips, Ute Osterkamp, Couze Venn, Mary Walsh
Caracteristici
Exciting
new
theoretical
work
by
leading
authors
and
academics
Evertopical subject matter (racism, migration/immigration, morality)
Evertopical subject matter (racism, migration/immigration, morality)