Handbook of diversity in feminist psychology / by Hope landrine and Nancy Felipe Russo

By:

"Landrine, Hope (ed.);Russo, Nancy Felipe (ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Springer; 2010Description: 600pISBN:

9780826117052

Subject(s):

Feminist psychology

DDC classification:

150.82 HAN

Summary: The editors of this text present an authoritative handbook on diversity in feminist psychology. Landrine and Russo discuss the many dimensions of 'diversity' within the context of feminist psychology, including ethnic, social-class, disability, nativity, sexual preference and other socially-constructed status differences among women. The aim of this new book is substantially broader than the editors' first book, ""Bringing Cultural Diversity to Feminist Ppsychology: Theory, Research, and Practice"". Almost two decades later, this new book presents the most recent literature on feminist psychology, discussing multicultural feminist theory, gender discrimination, aging, health and therapy, violence and harassment, politics and policy, and much more.

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The editors of this text present an authoritative handbook on diversity in feminist psychology. Landrine and Russo discuss the many dimensions of 'diversity' within the context of feminist psychology, including ethnic, social-class, disability, nativity, sexual preference and other socially-constructed status differences among women. The aim of this new book is substantially broader than the editors' first book, ""Bringing Cultural Diversity to Feminist Ppsychology: Theory, Research, and Practice"". Almost two decades later, this new book presents the most recent literature on feminist psychology, discussing multicultural feminist theory, gender discrimination, aging, health and therapy, violence and harassment, politics and policy, and much more.

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