Critical Dialogues
Published on 9. November 2006
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Paperback/Softback
191 pages
978-1-905007-48-6 (ISBN)
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This issue brings together a range of articles, from asylum seekers and anti-racism to methodological debates; contributors also look at the issue of knowledge and practice in social constructionism, the ways in which we think about professional engagement with children, and the politics of therapy and psychiatry.
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Contents Editorial: Critical Dialogues Valerie Walkerdine 5 Features Erica Burman (How) Can critical psychology help feminist antiracist work? 9 Alison Saxton 'Racism ain't got nothing to do with it': Advocating exclusion or inclusion of asylum seekers in 'Letters to the Editor' 34 Carolyn Williams and Sheridan Linnell When the doctors consulted the narrative therapist... An experiment in questioning dominant stories of PhD pedagogy 56 Charlotte Hojholt Knowledge and professionalism - from the perspectives of children? 81 Helen Malson, Ulrike Schmidt and Harriet Humfress Between paternalism and neo-liberal regulation: Producing motivated clients of psychotherapy 107 Barbara Zielke Practical knowledge and the participant's stake in social construction. Cognitivist and post-cognitivist accounts of knowledge representation and social practice 136 John Russell The moral psychotic: Madness as excess 157 Reviews Joanna Ryan Psychoanalysis, Class and Politics: Encounters in the Clinical Setting. Edited by Lynne Layton, Nancy Caro Hollander and Susan Guttwill, Routledge, London and New York, 2006. Pbk, pp 228+ xii 180 Women's Aggressive Fantasies: A post-Jungian exploration of self-hatred, love and agency. Sue Austin, Routledge, 2005, ppb xv + 270 186 Notes on contributors 188