The Gender of Psychology

Contents\nForeword • Cheryl de la Rey\nPreface .........................................................................................................................xTamara Shefer, Floretta Boonzaier & Peace Kiguwa\nAbout the authors\nAbbreviations and acronyms\nSection 1: (Re)production of knowledge in psychology\n	1 Gendered research • Floretta Boonzaier & Tamara Shefer\n	2 Narratives of gender and identity constructs • Peace Kiguwa\n	3 The possibility of a refl exive gaze: The relevance of feminist debates on reflexivity, representation and situated knowledges for psychology • Ingrid Palmary\n	4 Psychoanalysis, sexual difference and the castration problematic • Derek Hook\n	5 Lacan, the meaning of the phallus, and the ‘sexed’ subject • Derek Hook\n	6 Women as a minority group • Gillian Finchilescu\nSection 2: De/re-constructing psychological knowledge about gender\n	7 Sexualities • Tamara Shefer & Cheryl Potgieter\n	8 Early reproduction and gendered assumptions about adolescence and adolescent (hetero)sexuality • Catriona Macleod\n	9 A gendered analysis of woman abuse • Floretta Boonzaier\n	10 Analysing a text on the prevailing paradigm of ‘family’ in the ‘psy’ professions • Vivienne Bozalek\n	11 Men and masculinities: Psychology and politics • Kopano Ratele\n	12 Motherhood • Lou-Marié Kruger\n	13 ‘Going places’: Black women negotiating race and gender in post-apartheid South Africa • Carol Long & Estelle Zietkiewicz\nSection 3: Gendered practice and profession\n	14 Pathological wombs and raging hormones: Psychology, reproduction and the female body • Rachelle Chadwick\n	15 Western psychiatry and gender identity disorder (GID): A critical perspective • Estian Smit\n	16 Becoming a psychologist: Professionalism, feminism, activism • Jane Callaghan\nReferences\nIndex