Critical Social Psychology

`This volume.... offers thoughtful, insightful observations by some of the most courageous thinkers in the field.... I would charge that psychologists who achieve a critical consciousness bear responsibilities well beyond the bounds of social psychology. I would also emphasize that they have the skills and prowess to fulfil that obligation. This text confirms that, for it is commendable and provocative indeed′ - Contemporary Psychology

• Introduction - Russell SpearsWhy a Critical Social Psychology? - Tom[ac]as Ib[ac]a[ti]nezGoing Critical? - Rex Stainton Rogers and Wendy Stainton RogersDiscourse and Critical Social Psychology - Jonathan PotterDoes Critical Social Psychology Mean the End of the World? - Wendy Stainton Rogers and Rex Stainton RogersLaying the Ground for a Common Critical Psychology - Stephen ReicherPostmodernism, Postmodernity and Social Psychology - Martin RoiserAnd So Say All of Us? Some Thoughts on `Experiential Democratization′ as an Aim for Critical Social Psychologists - Susan CondorDiscourses, Structures and Analysis - Lupicinio [ac]I[ti]niguezWhat Practices? In Which Contexts?The Unconscious State of Social Psychology - Ian ParkerPostmodernity, Subjectivity and the Media - Valerie WalkerdinePrioritizing the Political - Sue WilkinsonFeminist PsychologyReflexively Recycling Social Psychology - Ian LubekA Critical Autobiographical Account of an Evolving Critical Social Psychological Analysis of Social PsychologyDifferentiating and De-Developing Critical Social Psychology - Erica BurmanCritical Social Psychology - Mike MichaelIdentity and De-Prioritization of the SocialWhat Scientists Do - Karin Knorr CetinaParticipant Status in Social Psychological Research - Ivan Leudar and Charles Antaki