Introducing Critical Health Psychology; Michael Murray
PART I: CONSTRUCTING AND EXPERIENCING HEALTH AND ILLNESS
1. A Critical History of Health Psychology and its Relationship to
Biomedicine; Henderikus J. Stam
2. The Need for an "Embodied-Societal-Psychological" (ESP) Model of
Illness Experience; Marie Santiago Delefosse
3. Health and Illness: A Hermeneutical Phenomenological Approach;
Robert Kugelmann
4. Suffering; Alan RadleyPART II: HEALTH AND ILLNESS IN CONTEXT
5. Deconstructing and Addressing Health Disparities to Build Health
Equity; Magdalene Szaflarski and Lisa M. Vaughn
6. Gender and Sexuality Issues in Health Psychology: Challenges
from Feminist and Queer Perspectives; Katherine Johnson
7. Culture, Empowerment and Health; Malcolm MacLachlan
8. Critical Approaches to Ageing and Health; Christine Stephens
PART III: RESEARCHING HEALTH AND ILLNESS
9. Reflexivity: Fostering Research Quality, Ethicality, Criticality
and Creativity; Kerry Chamberlain
10. Qualitative Research as Social Transformation; Uwe Flick
11. Discourse Analysis and Health Psychology; Carla Willig
12. Using Action Research Methodologies to Address Community Health
Issues; Mary Brydon-Miller
PART IV: PROMOTING HEALTH AND WELLBEING
13. Promoting Health through Narrative Practice; Anneke Sools and
Michael Murray
14. Health Psychology and Community Action; Catherine Campbell
15. Critical Disability Studies and Critical Health Psychology:
Comrades in Arms?; Dan Goodley and Katherine Runswick Cole
16. Critical Anthropology for Global Health: What Can it Contribute
to Critical Public Health?; Mark Nichter and Melanie Medeiros.
"This is a wide-ranging and much needed re-invigoration of key debates and concerns in critical health psychology. The collection situates the field as a transdisciplinary endeavour, and offers a thoughtful invitation for continued critical engagement with health, illness and human wellbeing. Critical Health Psychology will be valuable for health psychology students and qualitative health researchers within, and beyond, the discipline's bounds." - Elizabeth Peel, University of Worcester, UK. "This second edition of Critical Health Psychology extends the strengths of the first. The chapters offer an accessible mapping of the terrain of Critical Health Psychology today. Being truly international in nature, this text is at the cutting edge of issues for critical health psychologists that examine key areas with both depth and breadth, considering topics, methods, contexts and challenges. A must read for scholars at all levels across social science and health disciplines." - Abigail Locke, University of Huddersfield, UK "When originally published this book was ground-breaking in offering a new approach to health psychology. In this revised and extended edition new ideas are introduced from both inside and outside the field of health psychology which considerably expands the debate about theories and methods. I particularly welcome the attention given to the use of narrative theory within health psychology and hope that it encourages further reassessment of the dominant approaches within the field." - Ad Kaptein, Professor of Medical Psychology, Leiden University Medical Centre, Netherlands
Michael Murray is Professor of Social and Health Psychology at Keele University, UK. He is Associate Editor of Psychology and Health and is on the Editorial Boards of Health Psychology Review and Arts & Health.
"This is a wide-ranging and much needed re-invigoration of key debates and concerns in critical health psychology. The collection situates the field as a transdisciplinary endeavour, and offers a thoughtful invitation for continued critical engagement with health, illness and human wellbeing. Critical Health Psychology will be valuable for health psychology students and qualitative health researchers within, and beyond, the discipline's bounds." - Elizabeth Peel, University of Worcester, UK. "This second edition of Critical Health Psychology extends the strengths of the first. The chapters offer an accessible mapping of the terrain of Critical Health Psychology today. Being truly international in nature, this text is at the cutting edge of issues for critical health psychologists that examine key areas with both depth and breadth, considering topics, methods, contexts and challenges. A must read for scholars at all levels across social science and health disciplines." - Abigail Locke, University of Huddersfield, UK "When originally published this book was ground-breaking in offering a new approach to health psychology. In this revised and extended edition new ideas are introduced from both inside and outside the field of health psychology which considerably expands the debate about theories and methods. I particularly welcome the attention given to the use of narrative theory within health psychology and hope that it encourages further reassessment of the dominant approaches within the field." - Ad Kaptein, Professor of Medical Psychology, Leiden University Medical Centre, Netherlands
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