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Volume 17 (2024): Issue 2 (Aug 2024): Themed section: Racism, hatred and melancholic curiosity
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Journal of Psychosocial Studies
Online ISSN:
1478-6737
Issue Publication Date:
01 Aug 2024
Editorial
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In search of a prerequisite for infant participation in pregnancy: a depth-hermeneutical interpretation of conversations between coming mothers and midwives
Surviving not living:
Bird Box
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The pluralistic ontology in youth groups for mental health
Themed Section: Editorial
Racism, hatred and melancholic curiosity
Themed Section: Open Space
Stoking hate: configuring loss in explanations of racially aggravated crime
The haunting melody of loss in the racist imagination
From tragedy to tyranny: a response to ‘Stoking hate: configuring loss in explanations of racially aggravated crime’ by David Gadd
Racial trauma as an unlaid ghost of empire
Reflections on the object of racism
Book Review
Interdisciplinary Applications of Shame/Violence Theory: Breaking the Cycle
by Gerodimos Roman (ed) (2022)
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