Titlebook: Mass Hysteria; Critical Psychology Lisa Blackman,Valerie Walkerdine Textbook 2001Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Postmodernity and the psychological,gence-opposition to right-wing views that intelligence was inherited and that black children’s intelligence was inferior, there were debates about mental illness, with RD Laing’s classic work on schizophrenia, and there were radical psychologies, typified by David Ingleby’s chapter in Trevor Pateman’s . in 1972.

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market interestThis book provides an innovative approach to the relation of psychology to the media for media and cultural studies students. Drawing on post-structuralism, discursive psychology, postcolonial theory and feminism, the book explores the regulation of the masses and its place both in th

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Subjectivity, ideology and representation, nevertheless invokes a pregiven psychological subject in a given social position, one who is being ‘a(chǎn)ctive’. In other words, like many media theorists who refuse the terrain of the psychological on the grounds of universalism or essentialism, those very features in fact return by the back door. Morley argues, for example:

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Criminality and psychopathology,ease process. Sutcliffe killed, he alleged, because he lacked the biological, or even biochemical, means to control his own behaviour. Sutcliffe was ill or sick, and therefore the answer to why he killed women was located within his psychological make-up. His motives were explained by his biological ill health.