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Critical Psychology: An Introduction (London: Sage Publications, 1997) was designed for an introductory course in critical psychology. It has been used in undergraduate and graduate courses in many universities.
The 19 chapters (several written by RadPsyNet members) can be used in many ways:
Introductions to all 19 chapters are available, with contact information for chapter authors.
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Introducing Critical Psychology: Values, Assumptions and the Status Quo |
Isaac Prilleltensky & |
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Repoliticizing the History of Psychology |
Benjamin Harris |
3. |
Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology: A Radical Tradition |
Louise H. Kidder & |
4. |
Ethics in Psychology: Cui Bono? |
Laura S. Brown |
5. |
Understanding and Practicing Critical Psychology |
David Nightingale & |
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Theories of Personality: Ideology and Beyond |
Tod Sloan |
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Abnormal and Clinical Psychology: The Politics of Madness |
Rachel T. Hare-Mustin & |
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A Critical Look at Intelligence Research |
Zack Z. Cernovsky |
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Developmental Psychology and its Discontents |
Erica Burman |
10. |
Social Psychology: The Crisis Continues |
S. Mark Pancer |
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Community Psychology: Reclaiming Social Justice |
Isaac Prilleltensky & |
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Cross Cultural Psychology: The Frustrated Gadfly's Promises, Potentialities and Failures |
Fathali M. Moghaddam & |
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Lesbian and Gay Psychology: A Critical Analysis |
Celia Kitzinger |
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Dennis Fox |
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Political Psychology: A Critical Perspective |
Maritza Montero |
16. |
Feminist Psychology |
Sue Wilkinson |
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Critical Theory, Postmodernism, and Hermeneutics: Insights for Critical Psychology |
Frank C. Richardson & |
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Discursive Psychology |
Ian Parker |
19. |
A Critical Look at Critical Psychology: Elaborating the Questions |
Julian Rappaport & |
Dennis Fox