Feminists and Psychological Practice

PART ONE: CHOOSING PSYCHOLOGY? 'Where's Your Sense of Humour?' Swimming against the Tide in Higher Education - Carolyn Kagan and Sue Lewis Moving out of Psychology - Sue Sharpe and Jane Jefferson Two Accounts Choosing Psychology /f003or/f001 Not Throwing the Baby out with the Bathwater - Jane Ussher Making a Difference - Questioning Women's Studies - Meg Coulson and Kum-Kum Bhavnani PART TWO: CHANGING DEFINITIONS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE Feminism as Anti-Psychology - Corinne Squire Learning and Teaching in Feminist Psychology Social Research in the Context of Feminist Psychology - Ann Phoenix Fantasy or Reality? The Problem with Psychoanalytic Interpretation in Psychotherapy with Women - Maye Taylor Resisting the Discipline - Celia Kitzinger PART THREE: STRUGGLES AND CHANGE Women Organizing within Psychology - Sue Wilkinson and Jan Burns Two Accounts Steps towards Silence - Anonymous Women in Educational Psychology Women in the Shadows - Christine Adcock and Karen Newbigging Women, Feminism and Clinical PsychologyBurman, Erica is the author of 'Feminists and Psychological Practice', published 1990 under ISBN 9780803982338 and ISBN 080398233X.