دانلود کتاب Racism in Psychology: Challenging Theory, Practice and Institutions

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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of contents
Contributors
Foreword
Part I Institutional racism
Chapter 1
Race, racism and the psy project
Psychology and racism
Colonizing psychology
And …
But …
Acknowledgement
Notes
References
Chapter 2 Invisible anti-semitism in psychology
Definitions of anti-semitism
Is anti-semitism on the increase?
Anti-semitism in psychology
Invisibility
Conclusion
References
Chapter 3 The global system of white supremacy within UK clinical psychology: An African psychology perspective
Where are we now?
How does racism manifest then and now?
Workplace experiences
How does racism in the psychology industry affect White people?
Potential solutions
Conclusions
Notes
References
Chapter 4 Re-embedding racism in psychology: Indigenising the curriculum in Australian psychology
Overview and history of the Indigenising the Curriculum project
History and present-day circumstance of Indigenous people in Australia
Defining who is Indigenous
A brief history of psychology’s racist practices against Indigenous Australians
The APS, AIPA and the Australian Indigenous Psychology Education Project
How the indigenising project re-embeds a racist agenda into the Australian psychology curriculum
History and forgetting
Reconciliation and remembrance
Infantilisation and paternalism
Can Australian psychology undertake a radical anti-racist stance through Indigenising the Curriculum?
References
Chapter 5 ‘Something less terrible than the truth’: Oliver Twist and anti-semitism
Those murdering Jews
What shall we do with Oliver?
References
Chapter 6
Racism and the rights movement
Introduction
Historical racism
Modernity
What you cannot say you cannot abolish
Avoiding a recapitulation of oppression
References
Part II Race, theory and practice
Chapter 7 Racism and learning disabilities
Technologies of measurement and diagnosis
BAME people with learning disabilities and health and social inequalities
Racial discrimination in the learning disability workforce
Difference, deficit and diversity
Decolonising psychology
Superdiversity
Institutional ambivalence
Note
References
Chapter 8 Judaism and the psy project
On being Jewish
Judaism and psy
Anti-semitism
Love …
Note
References
Chapter 9 Racism in New Zealand psychology, or, would Western psychology be a good thing?
Whiri | Strands
Is New Zealand racist?
The point is to change it
Decolonising the curriculum
Decolonising the profession
Decolonising the practitioner
Ko¯rero whakamutunga – Conclusion
References
Chapter 10 Counselling the ‘other’
Background and context
A growing culturally mixed new wave – the new ‘other’
My story – autoethnography
Language
Appearance
Name
Rites of passage
Brexit
Implications for counselling
Education/training
Therapeutic practice
Notes
References
Chapter 11 I refuse to choose: Culture, trans-culturalism and therapy
Introduction
‘Homesickness is not a real disease’
Culture: what it is and what it is not
Doing culture in therapy
Case ­example 1
Case ­example 2
A conclusion
References
Chapter 12 Echo to authenticity: Exploring identity in an age of privilege and supremacy
Introduction
The problem of difference and identity
An intersectional identity
Privilege and identity
Supremacy and shame
Our unconscious intersectional identity
References
Chapter 13 Embracing the kaleidoscope: Talking about race and racism in clinical psychology
Race as a system of power
Racism in the UK
Race and mental health
Racism in clinical psychology
Racial inconsistency
Purpose of this chapter
Systematic literature review
Analysis and synthesis
Dimensionality
The racial structure of society
Racial identity and the individual
An examination of racial inconsistency
Racial inconsistency and intersectionality
Embracing the kaleidoscope
Racial inconsistency as a framework
References
Name index
Subject index