Psychology, Humour and Class

Psychology, Humour and Class

A Critique of Contemporary Psychology

Fozooni, Babak

Taylor & Francis Ltd

04/2020

370

Mole

Inglês

9781138614123

15 a 20 dias

707

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Preface Apologia Introduction Part One: Mainstream Psychology as Upper Class Prescriptions Chapter 1: Freud and social class Chapter 2: Hirschfeld, class and sexuality Chapter 3: Watsonian capitalism Chapter 4: Maslow and peak capitalism Chapter 5: Carl Rogers: the bolo tie 'internationalist'! Part Two: Critical Psychology as Middle Class Musings Chapter 6: Frankl: The inconvenient existentialist Chapter 7: Laing: The naughty existentialist! Chapter 8: For Foucault's sake Chapter 9: Billig: the sultan of critical psychology Chapter 10: Parker and critical psychology: OK, now what? Part Three: Postpsychology as Working Class Stutterings Chapter 11: Giambattista Vico, imagination and postpsychology Chapter 12: Joseph Dietzgen: (one of) our philosophers! Chapter 13: Alfred Sohn-Rethel and rabid capitalism Chapter 14: Erich Fromm and postpsychology Chapter 15: Antonin Artaud and embodiment Chapter 16: Vygotsky is postpsychology! Chapter 17: Bakhtin completes Vygotsky Chapter 18: Luria completes Bakhtin who completed Vygotsky! Discussion List of references
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Boredom Proneness Scale;class;Young Men;humour;Demarcation Lines;marxism;Anton Pannekoek;modernist psychology;Common Language;critical psychology;Mariarosa Dalla Costa;transpsychology;Oompa Loompa;cultural critiques;Contemporary Society;contemporary psychology;Bolo Tie;political philosophy;International Monetary Fund;upper-class psychology;Taksim Gezi Park;working-class humour;Brain's Engagement;Anti-psychotic Drugs;Joseph Dietzgen;Tv Research;Kingsley Hall;Shchekino Experiment;Half Crazy;Acute Organic Brain Syndrome;Billig's Work;Attention Deficit Disorder;Elaborated Social Identity Model;Intensive Behavior Intervention;White Trash;Watsonian Behaviourism