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Thomas Teo, Paul Stenner, Alexandra Rutherford, et.al. (Eds.)
Captus University Publications,
ISBN
978-1-55322-206-4
(2009)
This edited, selected, and peer-reviewed collection of chapters represents
theoretical discussions in psychology as they are developed throughout the
world. The book encompasses a variety of ontological, epistemological,
ethical-political, practical, meta-theoretical, and historical projects by
international experts in this area of research. The reader interested in the
development of theoretical psychology in an international context will benefit
from the varieties of reflection at play in the now established field of
theoretical psychology. Featuring a vast array of material, the diversity of the submissions gives
insight into the variety of theoretical approaches produced by psychologists
around the world. The book is divided into five sections: Varieties of Theoretical Psychology will provide both senior and
junior researchers with theoretical satisfaction when discussing the
philosophical and practical concerns expressed in the book.
PREFACE KeyNote Address The Holy Grail of Universality OntologiCAl
Reflections Constitutive Interactivity and the Ontology of
Psychological Kinds The Hermeneutic Philosophy of Paul Ricoeur and the Case
for a Mimesis and Hermeneutics: René Girard and Theoretical
Psychology Body/Other: The Body as ‘Smudge’? “Genderless” Subjects in Cognitive Science: Physicalism in
the Complexity Theory, Critical Realism, and the Crisis in
Psychology Psychology is dead. Long live psychology! The Possibility
of a EPISTEMOLOGICAL CONCERNS Extending the Subject? Externalism and the Grounds for
Knowledge Eastern Epistemology and the Psychology of the Subjective
Self Conceptual Confusions in Understanding Human
Action and Experience Transdisciplinarity and
Transnationalization [in (theoretical) psychology]: Stretching Detection: The Unique Selling Point of Embodied
Cognitive On Embodied Experience and Embodiment of
the Socio-Cultural: ETHICAL-PRACTICAL PROMISES Prototypes for the Ethics of a Democratic
Social Engineering From Philosophy to Psychotherapy via Theoretical
Psychology: Agency in Genetic Counselling: A Framework for Evaluating
Autonomy The Development of a Personal Conduct of Life in Childhood Theorizing Mothering in the Context of Intimate Partner
Violence The Discourses of Resilience, ‘Enculturation’ and Identity
in Entry into the World of Psychological
Theory Building: Examples Prejudice Against the Poor: A Way of
Depoliticizing Poverty Global Cultural Horizons and the Theoretical Discourse on Trauma Self-stigmatization in Former Prisoner
Narratives The Affluent Psyche: European Representations of African
Poverty METATHEORETICAL PROBLEMS Culture as Psychology’s Other: A Deleuzian Critique of the
Identity without Corporeality: On the Gendered Psychology Games People Play: A Psychoanalytic Perspective on On the Psychological Recovery of the Durkheimian Project: Jungian Archetypes and Evolutionary Psychology Lacan with Vygotsky: Politzer and
Concrete Psychology The Notion of Discourse: Beyond Thought and Language Materiality Matters: Reinterpreting the Dialogical Self
along Some Current Cultural Strategies Used to Mitigate the
Tension A Non-Cognitive Alternative for the Study of Cognition: HISTORICAL-PHILOSOPHICAL
DISCUSSIONS A
Theoretical Reconstruction of Wundt’s Psychology Aspects of Wittgenstein’s Psychological Concepts “The mechanism through which conscious value and meaning
are The Representation of History in an
Increasingly Globalised World: CONTRIBUTORS • SUBECT INDEX • NAME
INDEX
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