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000843758 24500 $$aGlobal Psychologies :$$bMental Health and the Global South /$$cSuman Fernando, Roy Moodley, editors.
000843758 264_1 $$aLondon :$$bPalgrave Macmillan,$$c[2018]
000843758 264_4 $$c©2018
000843758 300__ $$a1 online resource.
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000843758 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
000843758 5050_ $$aIntro; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; Contents; Notes on Contributors; List of Figures; List of Tables; 1 Introduction to Global Psychologies: Mental Health and the Global South; Background; Body of the Book; Conclusions; References; Part I Theoretical, Philosophical and Historical Contexts; 2 Varieties of Global Psychology: Cultural Diversity and Constructions of the Self; Introduction; What Is Psychology?; The Hegemony of Western Psychology: Colonial and Postcolonial Selves; Self-Construction and Construal; Concepts of Self and Personhood in Non-Western Cultures
000843758 5058_ $$aPostcolonial, Indigenous, and Postmodern PsychologiesConclusion; References; 3 Reflections on African and Asian Psychologies; Introduction; General Cultural Issues; Western Cultures; African Cultures; Asian Cultures; Holism; Spirituality; References; 4 Contexts, Epistemologies and Practices of Global South Psychologies; Historical and Cultural Contexts; Epistemologies, Cosmologies and Worldviews; Practices and Principles of Global South Psychologies; Conclusion; References; Part II Traditions of Psychology in the Global South; 5 African Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Healing Traditions
000843758 5058_ $$aIntroductionTraditional African Cultural Worldview; Collectivism; Spiritualism; African Indigenous Health Care; African Personality Theory; The Concept of Health and Ill-Health; Traditional African Healing Strategies; Conclusion; References; 6 The Self in Hindu Philosophies of Liberation; Introduction; The Self in the Sankhya Darshana; The Yoga Darshana; Self in the Vedanta Darshana; Unpacking Philosophies of the Self; Implications of Hindu Philosophies of the Self; References; 7 Buddhist Orientations to Mental Health; The Four Noble Truths; Pratitya-Samutpada and the Anatman Doctrine
000843758 5058_ $$aMental Health in BuddhismReferences; 8 Psychology from an Islamic Perspective; Introduction; The Concept of al-Fitrah; The Nature of the Human Soul; Significance of the Heart, Intellect, and Free Will; The Concept of Man as a Small World; The Concept of Jinn, Satan, and Evil Eye; The Dynamics of Nafs, Aql, Ruh, and Qalb; Six-Step Model for Self-Improvement; Conclusion; References; 9 Chinese Cultural Healing: Confucianism and Daoism; Cosmology of Daoism and Confucianism; Confucian Ethics for Ordinary People; Interaction Between Five Cardinal Ethics and Three Bonds
000843758 5058_ $$aSelf-Cultivation in Confucianism and DaoismDaoists' Contemplation; References; 10 Indigenous Psychology in Aotearoa/New Zealand and Australia; Introduction; Indigenous Psychological Paradigms; Social and Political Determinants of Well-Being and Historical Trauma; Kaupapa Māori Psychology: An Indigenous Psychology; Australian Context and Emerging Therapeutic Knowledges; Social and Emotional Well-Being and Indigenous Therapeutic Knowledges; Conclusion; References; 11 Respect and Relationship: A Perspective on Indigenous Mental Health from Turtle Island/North America; Preface (Julian Robbins)
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000843758 520__ $$a"​This book critiques our reliance on Eurocentric knowledge in the education and training of psychology and psychiatry. Chapters explore the diversity of ‘constructions of the self’ in non-Western cultures, examining traditional psychologies from Africa, Asia, Australasia, and Pre-Columbian America. The authors discuss liberation psychologies and contemporary movements in healing and psychological therapy that draw on both Western and non-Western sources of knowledge. A central theme confronted is the importance, in a rapidly shrinking world, for knowledge systems derived from diverse cultures to be explored and disseminated equally. The authors contend that for this to happen, academia as a whole must lead in promoting cross-national and cross-cultural understanding that is free of colonial misconceptions and prejudices. This unique collection will be of value to all levels of study and practice across psychology and psychiatry and to anyone interested in looking beyond Western definitions and understandings. "--$$cProvided by publisher.
000843758 588__ $$aOnline resource; title from PDF title page (viewed June 29, 2018).
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000843758 650_0 $$aMental health$$zDeveloping countries$$vCross-cultural studies.
000843758 7001_ $$aFernando, Suman,$$eeditor.
000843758 7001_ $$aMoodley, Roy,$$eeditor.
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