Critical social psychology
By: edited by Tomás Ibáñez and Lupicinio Iñiguez.
Contributors: Ibáñez, Tomás.; Iñiguez, Lupicinio.
Publisher: SAGE
Published: 1997
Place of publication: London; Thousand Oaks, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
Subjects: Social psychology.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Why a critical social psychology? / Tomás Ibáñez; title: Going critical? / Rex Stainton Rogers and Wendy Stainton Rogers; title: Discourse and critical social psychology / Jonathan Potter; title: Does critical social psychology mean the end of the world? / Wendy Stainton Rogers and Rex Stainton Rogers; title: Laying the ground for a common critical psychology / Stephen Reicher; title: Postmodernism, postmodernity and social psychology / Martin Roiser; title: And so say all of us? : some thoughts on 'experiential democratization' as an aim for critical social psychologists / Susan Condor; title: Discourses, structures and analysis : what practices? in which contexts? / Lupicinio Iñiguez; title: The unconscious state of social psychology / Ian Parker; title: Postmodernity, subjectivity and the media / Valerie Walkerdine; title: Prioritizing the political : feminist psychology / Sue Wilkinson; title: Reflexively recycling social psychology : a critical autobiographical account of an evolving critical social psychological analysis of social psychology / Ian Lubek; title: Differentiating and de-developing critical social psychology / Erica Burman; title: Critical social psychology : identity and de-prioritization of the social / Mike Michael; title: What scientists do / Karin Knorr Cetina; title: Participant status in social psychological research / Ivan Leudar and Charles Antaki.