Exploring the concept of caring, the book delves into how this essential capacity is developed rather than being an inherent trait. It examines the significance of caring in human relationships and society, questioning its origins and the factors that influence our ability to empathize and support others. Through insightful analysis, it highlights the importance of nurturing this capacity for the well-being of individuals and communities.
This updated edition critically examines the assumptions and methods of qualitative research, offering a fresh perspective for students and researchers. It serves as a comprehensive guide to the Free Association Narrative Interview, a unique approach developed by the authors. By addressing common claims and providing practical insights, this book aims to enhance the understanding and execution of qualitative research.
Climate Psychology illuminates and engages the life and death challenges that face terrestrial life. It offers ways to work with the emotionally unendurable predicament of climate change. It is an original and vital text that attends to the undercurrents leading to our present ecological crisis and potential social collapse.