心理学批判与批判心理学:《印度之行》的心理政治解读(英文版)

心理学批判与批判心理学:《印度之行》的心理政治解读(英文版)

A critique of psychology and critical psychology: psychopolitical reading of a passage to India

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作品简介

本著作梳理了从心理学角度对于福斯特名著《印度之行》进行阐释的五个典型文本,并对其存在的问题进行批判,旨在找出精神分析与分析心理学这两大心理批评理论所存在的问题,进而延伸到对整个西方主流资产阶级心理学的批判,最终将批判心理学(尤其是克劳兹·霍茨坎普创立的德国批判心理学)建构为新的文学理论范式,并将心理政治解读确立为新的文学批评方法,并将其运用于对《印度之行》的批评实践中,从种族与性属的角度对具体文本进行解读。

苏擘著。

作品目录

  1. 内容提要
  2. 前言
  3. Chapter 1 Introduction
  4. 1.1 Passage Criticism in the West
  5. 1.1.1 The Early Comments in 1924
  6. 1.1.2 Political and Postcolonial Perspectives
  7. 1.1.3 Liberal-humanistic and Biographical Perspective
  8. 1.1.4 Feminist Perspective
  9. 1.1.5 Psychological Perspective
  10. 1.1.6 Aesthetic, Technical, Structural and Linguistic Perspectives
  11. 1.1.7 Other Perspectives
  12. 1.2 Passage Criticism in China
  13. 1.3 Theoretical Framework of the Book
  14. 1.3.1 Origin
  15. 1.3.2 Aim
  16. 1.3.3 Argument
  17. 1.3.4 Methodology
  18. 1.3.5 Structure
  19. Chapter 2 Critique: From Psychoanalytical Criticism to Western Psychology
  20. 2.1 Critique of Psychoanalytical Criticism of Passage
  21. 2.1.1 A Critique of Wilfred Stone’s Freudian Criticism on Passage
  22. 2.1.2 A Critique of Jungian Criticism on Passage
  23. 2.1.3 A Critique of Other Psychological Criticism on Passage
  24. 2.2 Critique of Psychoanalytical Criticism
  25. 2.2.1 Why Freudianism
  26. 2.2.2 Basic Exposition of Freudianism
  27. 2.2.3 A Marxist Critique of Freudianism
  28. 2.2.4 A Feminist Critique of Freudianism
  29. 2.2.5 A Postcolonial Critique of Freudianism
  30. 2.3 Critique of Western Psychology
  31. Chapter 3 Construction: Critical Psychology and Psychopolitical Reading
  32. 3.1 Critical Psychology and the status quo
  33. 3.1.1 Historical Background
  34. 3.1.2 Theoretical Background
  35. 3.1.3 A Literature Review of Critical Psychology
  36. 3.2 Critical Psychology as an Alternative Paradigm for Literary Theory
  37. 3.2.1 What is Literary Theory
  38. 3.2.2 Psychology, Psychological Literary Theory and Psychological Literary Criticism
  39. 3.2.3 Holzkamp’s Critical Psychology
  40. 3.3 Psychopolitical Reading as a Method of Literary Criticism
  41. 3.3.1 History of the Term Psychopolitics
  42. 3.3.2 Psychopolitics in Existing Literary Studies
  43. 3.3.3 Psychopolitics in Critical Psychology and Literary Criticism
  44. 3.4 Sample Analysis: On Adela’s Scientific Reason and “Epistemic Violence”
  45. Chapter 4 Contextualization: From the Perspectives of Race and Gender
  46. 4.1 Critical Psychology of the Postcolonial
  47. 4.1.1 Postcolonial Psychology: A Brief Introduction
  48. 4.1.2 Derek Hook’s Critical Psychology of Postcolonial
  49. 4.2 Passage from the Perspective of Critical Psychology of the Postcolonial
  50. 4.3 (Critical)Feminist Psychology
  51. 4.3.1 Sue Wilkinson’s Feminist Psychology
  52. 4.3.2 Carol Gilligan’s “Different Voice”
  53. 4.3.3 Analyzing the Different Voice in Literature
  54. 4.4 Passage from the Perspective of(Critical)Feminist Psychology
  55. Chapter 5 Conclusion
  56. Bibliography
  57. English Bibliography
  58. Chinese Bibliography
  59. Index