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This is a major textbook in social psychology which deliberately adopts a critical, unconventional approach. Until recently social psychology seemed to have escaped relatively lightly from the climate of critical questioning which has characterized other areas of the social sciences.

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Preface. Part I: 1. The Mission, Message and Marketing of Social Psychology. 2. Towards a Critical Social Psychology. Part II: 3. From Personality to Textual Identities. 4. Between Ourselves. 5. In Social Worlds. Part III: 6. From Attitudes to Opinionation as Discourse. 7. Science and Common Sense. Part IV: 8. From Animosity to Atrocity: Social Psychology Explains Aggression. 9. Social Emotions. 10. Pomosexualities: Challenging the Missionary Position. Part V: 11. Methods of Enquiry. 12. Inconclusions. Bibliography. Index.

Social Psychology A Critical Agenda

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      Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 17/04/1995
      ISBN13: 9780745611839, 978-0745611839
      ISBN10: 0745611834

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This is a major textbook in social psychology which deliberately adopts a critical, unconventional approach. Until recently social psychology seemed to have escaped relatively lightly from the climate of critical questioning which has characterized other areas of the social sciences.

      Table of Contents
      Preface. Part I: 1. The Mission, Message and Marketing of Social Psychology. 2. Towards a Critical Social Psychology. Part II: 3. From Personality to Textual Identities. 4. Between Ourselves. 5. In Social Worlds. Part III: 6. From Attitudes to Opinionation as Discourse. 7. Science and Common Sense. Part IV: 8. From Animosity to Atrocity: Social Psychology Explains Aggression. 9. Social Emotions. 10. Pomosexualities: Challenging the Missionary Position. Part V: 11. Methods of Enquiry. 12. Inconclusions. Bibliography. Index.

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