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

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Post-identities: sexuality and the colonial subject,ular way. The same old stories about racial difference as pathological are endlessly told and retold… We feel that how Bhabha uses the concept of the stereotype is useful when thinking about the status of representations of psychopathology and criminality, especially within the mass media.

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,Introduction From ‘mass hysteria’ to ‘people power’,t, through to the twenty-first century, has become a concept used to dismiss certain behaviours and people as being inferior, irrational and degenerate. From the idea of the mob, unruly crowd behaviour, mass hysteria, savage and primitive emotions and so forth, the concept of the mass mind as more s

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Subjectivity, ideology and representation,nents of those theories have stated their critical distance from psychology. That is, they always implicate the nature and form of the subject in their work. Morley (1992), for example, presents an audience theory resolutely set against what he sees as ‘psychology’ or, more particularly, a universal

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