Any critical psychologists in the Netherlands?
Somebody who reads this blog would like to know if there are any critical psychologists in the Netherlands. Are there?
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
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yes there are critical psychologists in the netherlands and belgium
look for david ingleby and philippe van haute on the web
Somebody else e-mailed me about this and mentioned Len Holdstock and two others (whom he thinks are in
Holland)- Hermans and Kempen. They have been working in the area of cultural psychology.
Hermans is well known for his work on the dialogical self; Kempens is dead, I think. You can also try Paul Voestermans, who used to work at the University of Nijmegen. At Utrecht University I know of Janneke Mens-Verhulst, and in Amsterdam, Jeroen Jansz. I have a sense that Russel Spears, who edited a book on Marxism and Psychology with Ian Parker about a decade ago, is also in the Netherlands.
I imagine there must also be quite a few Dutch psychologists who would describe themselves as feminists. Maybe we should invent a "spot the critical psychologist" board game...
Great, thanks everyone for the leads.
look also for the flemish psychologist eric rosseel and his dutch weblog psychiatrie en samenleving
for flemish critical psychology
see http://psychiatrie.blogse.nl
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