Discourse Unit / ARCP 1: Foundations

Editor: Ian Parker

What are the necessary prerequisites for critical work in different areas of the discipline? What theoretical and methodological resources do we already have at hand for good critical practice? What are the conceptual and institutional foundations for critical psychology?

For individual subscribers each copy costs £10.00. Individuals who buy the special issue number 4 (Feminisms and Activisms) can then purchase the previous 3 issues at a special discount rate of £10.00. Cheques in pounds sterling payable to 'Manchester Metropolitan University' should be sent to Ian Parker, Psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA, UK. Individual purchases can also be made by registering with www.paypal.com and then sending the payment (£10.00 direct from your paypal account, or £10.50 if you are paying by credit card via paypal) to Ian Parker on I.A.Parker@mmu.ac.uk

For institutional subscribers each copy of ARCP costs £30.00. Copies should be purchased separately. Cheques payable to 'Manchester Metropolitan University' should be sent to Ian Parker, Division of Psychology and Social Change, Manchester Metropolitan University, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA, UK.

Starting with issue number 5, ARCP will be published as a peer-reviewed online open-access journal (ISSN 1746-739X) on www.discourseunit.com

A full list of members of the ARCP editorial board can be accessed here


Editor: Ian Parker What are the necessary prerequisites for critical work in different areas of the discipline? What theoretical and methodological resources do we already have at hand for good critical practice? What are the conceptual and institutional foundations for critical psychology?

Contents of ARCP 1

EDITORIAL Critical psychology: Critical links Ian Parker ARTICLES Towards a more critical educational psychology Lise Bird Conversation analysis: A reflexive methodology for critical psychology Michael A. Forrester Lesbian and gay psychology: Is it critical? Celia Kitzinger Using the 'F' word in organizational psychology: Foundations for critical feminist research Rebecca Lawthom One dogma of dialectical materialism Fred Newman Critical psychological foundations for the promotion of mental health Isaac Prilleltensky Methodologies of critical psychology: Illustrations from the field of racism Thomas Teo Critical/cognition Elizabeth Wilson DEDICATION Rex Stainton Rogers, 1942-1999: A celebration of his contribution to critical psychology Beryl Curt ESSAY REVIEWS Homer's Fredric Jameson Grahame Hayes Ibáñez & Íñiguez's Critical Social Psychology Kareen Ror Malone Gordo-López y Linaza's Psicologías, Discursos y Poder Isabel Rodríguez Mora Fox & Prilleltensky's Critical Psychology Tholene Sodi THIS ISSUE IS STILL AVAILABLE IN PRINT VERSION. SEE BELOW FOR SUBSCRIPTION BACK ISSUE DETAILS.
-------------------------------------- Previous issues of ARCP Number 1 (Foundations) was published in 1999. Number 2 (Action Research) was published in 2000. Number 3 (Anti-Capitalism) was published in 2003. Number 4 (Feminisms and Activisms) was published in 2005.
-------------------------------------- Individual subscribers For individual subscribers each copy costs £10.00. Individuals who buy the special issue number 4 (Feminisms and Activisms) can then purchase the previous 3 issues at a special discount rate of £10.00. Cheques in pounds sterling payable to 'Manchester Metropolitan University' should be sent to Ian Parker, Psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA, UK. Individual purchases can also be made by registering with www.paypal.com and then sending the payment (£10.00 direct from your paypal account, or £10.50 if you are paying by credit card via paypal) to Ian Parker on I.A.Parker@mmu.ac.uk
-------------------------------------- Institutional subscribers For institutional subscribers each copy of ARCP costs £30.00. Copies should be purchased separately. Cheques payable to 'Manchester Metropolitan University' should be sent to Ian Parker, Division of Psychology and Social Change, Manchester Metropolitan University, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA, UK.
-------------------------------------- Future issues of ARCP Starting with issue number 5, ARCP will be published as a peer-reviewed online open-access journal (ISSN 1746-739X) on www.discourseunit.com

A full list of members of the ARCP editorial board can be accessed here

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