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1. Against Postmodernism

   Postmodern writing has forced psychology to confront a series of problems pertaining to the nature of human consciousness, personal integrity and...

   Ian Parker in Critical Discursive Psychology

   Chapter 2002
   

2. The Context of Inquiry

   in Self and Identity in Modern Psychology and Indian Thought

   Chapter 2002
   

3. Immigrant Adaptation

   Immigration and cross-cultural transition are strong features of modern societies. It has been suggested that immigration is one of the main...

   Christopher C. Sonn in Psychological Sense of Community

   Chapter 2002
   

4. The Interface of Racial Identity Development with Identity Complexity in Clinical Social Work Student Practitioners

   This paper examines the influence that one's racial identity development plays in the overall professional identity development of clinical social...

   Dennis Miehls in Clinical Social Work Journal

   Article 01 September 2001

5. Gendered Patterns of Experience in Social and Cultural Transition: The Case of English-Speaking Immigrants in Israel

   This study aimed to connect between work on the impact on the self as a consequence of the immigration process an theories of gender. It was based on...

   Sophie D. Walsh, Gabriel Horenczyk in Sex Roles

   Article 01 October 2001

6. Stories of Relative Privilege: Power and Social Change in Feminist Community Psychology

   Stories about community work in New Zealand and Scotland are presented to describe and reflect on issues central to feminist community psychology....

   Anne Mulvey, Marion Terenzio, ... Sharon Cahill in American Journal of Community Psychology

   Article 01 December 2000

7. The Dialectic of Critique, Theory and Method in Develo** Feminist Research on Inference

   Feminist critiques of rationalism as a masculinist cultural construction, and of logic as a component of this regime of truth, extend to the...

   Rachel Joffe Falmagne in Theoretical Issues in Psychology

   Chapter 2001
   

8. The Ethnic Validity of People’s Lives

   This chapter outlines how ethnic validity conceptions help all of us understand the ways individuals find meaning, significance, and direction in our...

   Forrest B. Tyler in Cultures, Communities, Competence, and Change

   Chapter 2001
   

9. The Products of the Imagination: Psychoanalytic Theory and Postmodern Literary Criticism

   This article considers some of the affinities between postmodern literary theory and the psychoanalytic theories concerned with intersubjective...

   Kay Torney Souter in The American Journal of Psychoanalysis

   Article 01 December 2000

10. The Importance of Community in a Feminist Analysis of Domestic Violence among American Indians

    There are over 500 native communities in the United States alone. Although popular conceptions in the majority culture commonly refer to these as a...

    Sherry L. Hamby in American Journal of Community Psychology

    Article 01 October 2000

11. Neuropsychological Assessment and Intervention with Native Americans

    Much of the attention given to significant Native American issues in the neuropsychology research literature is minimal (Dauphinais & King, 1992). In...

    Jeff King, Elaine Fletcher-Janzen in Handbook of Cross-Cultural Neuropsychology

    Chapter 2000
    

12. Syncretic Literacy in a Samoan American Family

    After examining three misconceptions of the concept of multiculturalisM., we introduce the concept of syncretic literacy to deal with how diverse...

    Alessandro Duranti, Elinor Ochs in Discourse, Tools and Reasoning

    Chapter 1997
    

13. Sociobiology

    Sociobiology, the latest synthesis of Darwinian theory, has many implications for the psychology of individual differences. Six issues are reviewed...

    J. Philippe Rushton in Annals of Theoretical Psychology

    Chapter 1984