Description
Critical Psychology is an approach rather than a theory, an orientation towards psychological knowledge and practice, and to relations of power in general. It is an orientation that cuts across the various sub-disciplines in psychology, and is made up of diverse theoretical perspectives and forms of practice. As such, the best way to grasp critical psychology is by getting a sense of its agendas and functioning across a spread of theories and practices. This is exactly what this book offers, a broad and flexible introduction to critical psychology that explores the diverse concerns of this orientation as it applies to the socio-political contexts of post-apartheid South Africa.
Product Information
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ISBN13 (SKU)
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9781485102281
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Title
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Critical psychology
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Author
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D Hook; N Mkhize; A Collins; E Burman; I Parker
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Edition
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1st
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Publisher
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Juta
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Publication Date
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2004
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Country of Publication
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South Africa
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Format Type
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Physical
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Number of Pages
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534
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Institutions
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University of Pretoria
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Course Codes
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SLK320
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