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Psychology’s Quiet Conservatism How a Supposedly Woke Science Promotes Capitalism and Protects Privilege

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

22.10.2025

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Springer

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372

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21/14,8/2,1 cm

Gewicht

496 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-032-07723-3

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“I can only recommend this wide-ranging and rich book to any doctor interested in psychology, as you may find (like I did) that you will learn a lot more about psychology (and our current social climate) than you could do from any psychology textbook.” (Elke Hausmann, British Journal of General Practice, Vol. 76 (764), March, 2026)

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

22.10.2025

Verlag

Springer

Seitenzahl

372

Maße (L/B/H)

21/14,8/2,1 cm

Gewicht

496 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-032-07723-3

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Springer-Verlag GmbH
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  • Produktbild: Psychology’s Quiet Conservatism

  • Part I The Myth of Liberal Bias in Psychology.- 1. Universities Under Fire.- 2. Psychology at the Centre of Cancel Culture.- 3. The Claim of Liberal Bias in Psychology.- 4. The Problem with Claims about Psychology’s ‘Liberal Bias’.- 5. Culture War Psychology: Why the Liberal Bias Myth Persists, and Why it is Damaging.- 6. Liberal Bias in Psychology: An Intellectual Mirage.- Part II Conservative Psychology, Past and Present.- 7. Legacy Conservatism.- 8. What the Standard History of Psychology Usually Ignores.- 9. Psychology’s Roots in Theology.- 10. Psychology’s Roots in Class Conflict.- 11. Psychology’s Roots in Eugenics.- 12. Psychology’s Conservative Paradigms.- 13. From Conservative Past to Neoliberal Present.- Part III Psychology, Capitalism, and Human Welfare.- 14. Hierarchies and Hysteria.- 15. The Contrivance of Capitalist Minds.- 16. Capitalist Psychology.- 17. The Capitalist Denial of Illness.- 18. ‘Personality Is Bad For You’.- 19. The Psychologising of the Sick.- 20. Unidentified Psychic Objects.- 21. Pathology and Protectionism.- Part IV Modernity and Declinism.- 22. Generation Snowflake.- 23. Depoliticising Youth Anxiety.- 24. Biological Reductionism Revisited.- Part V The Coddling of Conservative Minds.- 25. How Psychology Reinforces (and thus Perpetuates) Social Conservatism.- 26. Example #1: By Standing Up Against Safetyism.- 27. Example #2: By Pathologising Dissent.- 28. Example #3: By Labelling Deviance.- 29. Example #4: By Stigmatising Negativity.- 30. Example #5: By ‘Othering’ Ethnic Minorities.- 31. Example #6: By Policing Gender Identity.- 32. Example #7: By Perpetuating Traditional Gender Stereotypes.- 33. Example #8: By Exceptionalising Humanity.- Part VI Psychology’s Whiteness Problem.- 34. Weird Science.- 35. Structural Racism in Psychology.- 36. Mechanisms of Whiteness.- 37. Silence as Supremacy.- Part VII Academic Exceptionalism and Psychology’s Blind Eye.- 38. Internalising the War on ‘Woke’.- 39. Good Science, Bad Science, Pseudoscience.- 40. Exceptionalism in Psychology.- Part VIII Beyond ‘Liberal Bias’: Four Paths to a Well-Adjusted Psychology.- 41. Rights and Responsibilities.- 42. Path #1: Effortful Diversity.- 43. Path #2: Constructive Action in Education and Academia.- 44. Path #3: Constructive Action in the Public Square.- 45. Path #4: De-privileging Psychology.