Contextualizing Psychology
302 pagesHardcovernewJun 2026
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Much contemporary psychology is characterized by a natural science epistemology that overlooks the richness of human experience.
This book offers a timely and necessary critique and emphasizes a conception of human beings as persons embedded in relationships, cultural groups, and historical contexts.
Eva Magnusson and
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