Postmodern Psychologies, Societal Practice, and Political Life

Abstract

Introduction 1. A Decade of Postmodern Psychology: John Morss and Lois Holzman. Part One. Postmodernism and Psychology: Oasis or Blur? 2. Two Cheers for Postmodernism: Living the Paradox: John Morss 3. Four Story-Theories About and Against Postmodernism in Psychology: Ian Parker 4. Method, Measurement and Madness: Erica Burman 5. Performance, Criticism and Postmodern Psychology: Lois Holzman Part Two. From Identity to Relationship: Politics and Participation 6. Women as Spectacle: Mary Gergen 7. From Within Our Lives Together: Wittgenstein, Bakhtin, Voloshino and the Shift to a Participatory Stance in Understanding Understanding: John Shotter 8. From Identity to Relational Politics: Kenneth Gergen 9. Race Identity and Epistemology: Lenora Fulani 10. The Performance of Revolution (More Thoughts on the Postmodernization of Marxism): Fred Newman Part Three. Extending the Dialogue. 10. Dichotomies, Discourses, and Transformative Practices: Sheila McNamee 11. Performing Psychotherapy: Reflections on Postmodern Practice: Robert A. Neimeyer 12. Reflections on and the Appeals and Challenges of Postmodern Psychologies, Societal Practice, and Political Life: Harlene Anderson 13. Life Is Where We Are: Vesna Ognjenovic 14. Index

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