Critical Social Psychology: An Introduction

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Palgrave, 2001 - Social psychology - 257 pages
Critical Social Psychology introduces students, in a straightforward, practical and accessible way, to key themes and debates arising from this burgeoning - and often complex - field. The authors contrast mainstream experimental and critical understandings of various social psychological topics and bring together a range of critical work in contemporary social psychology situating the discipline and its subject - the individual - firmly within society.

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Critical Social Psychology: An Introduction
Brendan Gough,Majella McFadden,Matthew McDonald
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Critical Social Psychology: An Introduction
Brendan Gough,Majella McFadden,Matthew McDonald
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Critical Social Psychology: An Introduction
Brendan Gough,Majella McFadden,Matthew McDonald
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About the author (2001)

BRENDAN GOUGH is Lecturer in Qualitative Psychology at Leeds University. He was previously Lecturer in Psychology at Sheffield Hallam University. During his six years there he taught courses on Critical Social Psychology and developed research on masculinities.

MAJELLA McFADDEN is Lecturer in Psychology at Sheffield Hallam University where she has worked for six years and teaches Critical Social Psychology. Her research is on female sexualities and includes project work with young women.

Bibliographic information

TitleCritical Social Psychology: An Introduction
AuthorsBrendan Gough, Majella McFadden
Editionillustrated
PublisherPalgrave, 2001
ISBN0333776461, 9780333776469
Length257 pages
  
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