Beyond Adaptation: The Unity of Personal and Social Change in Critical Psychology and Cultural-Historical Theory (Paperback)

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(Post-) Critical Global Childhood & Youth Studies: A Note from the Book Series Editors

Introduction, Till Manderbach, Johanna Ruge, Peter Brook, Eileen Wengemuth & Sigga Waleng

1. Double functionality of psycho-social solidarity, Athanasios Marvakis
2. Commentary on Double functionality of psycho-social solidarity, Martin Dege
3. Collective intentionality: Michael Tomasello's comparative developmental psychology and its significance for Critical Psychology, Michael Zander
4. Commentary on Collective intentionality, Maria Falikman
5. Subjectivity from a cultural-historical perspective: Gonzalez Rey’s contribution to build a critical-propositional approach, Daniel Magalhaes Goulart
6. Commentary on Subjectivity from a cultural-historical perspective, Peter Busch-Jensen
7. Going beyond criticality: Transformative agency for enacted utopias in social movements and grassroot cooperatives, Yrjo Engestrom & Annalisa Sannino
8. Commentary on Going beyond criticality, Johanna Ruge

　

Part II Practicing Cultural-Historical Human Science: Research, Education, Health & Social Transformation

9. On the challenges of conducting critical-psychological co-research in neoliberal academia, Eileen Wengemuth & Sigga Waleng
10. Commentary on On the challenges of conducting critical-psychological co-research in neoliberal academia, Eduardo Vianna
11. Curriculum de-encapsulation as a decolonial instrument to develop Good Living in Brazil, Fernanda Coelho Liberali
12. Commentary on Curriculum de-encapsulation as a decolonial instrument, Jan Niggemann
13. Demedicalizing anger and re-politicizing rage in foster care: Toward a transformative activist approach to mental health, Eduardo Vianna & Rafael Costa
14. Commentary on Demedicalizing anger and re-politicizing rage in foster care, Grete Erckmann
15. Exploring the relevance of Critical Psychology for psychotherapy in Greece: Contrasting practices of psychological support in the free market and in social movements, Youli Tsirtoglou
16. Commentary on Exploring the relevance of Critical Psychology for psychotherapy in Greece, ??Rafael Costa
17. Work, mental health and rehabilitation. Going beyond the reductionism in neoliberal, postmodern and social democratic accounts: a Critical Psychology perspective, Till Manderbach & Leonie Knebel
18. Commentary on Work, mental health and rehabilitation, Yrjo Engestrom & Annalisa Sannino