Toward Psychologies of Liberation (Critical Theory and Practice in Psychology and the Human Sciences)
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Toward Psychologies of Liberation (Critical Theory and Practice in Psychology and the Human Sciences)

by M. Watkins, H. Shulman

Psychology Critical Theory
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Toward Psychologies of Liberation brings psychology into conversation with critical theory and the human sciences. M. Watkins and H. Shulman explore liberation as a framework for questioning established psychological perspectives and considering how psychological knowledge and practice can respond to broader human and social concerns.

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Toward Psychologies of Liberation explores psychology in relation to liberation-oriented thought and practice.

Framed within critical theory and the human sciences, the book considers how psychological perspectives may be connected to wider social and historical contexts.

Its focus is on questioning established approaches and considering possibilities for more engaged forms of psychological understanding.

The volume is authored by M. Watkins and H. Shulman.

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