Decolonizing psychology : globalization, social justice, and Indian youth identities / Sunil Bhatia.

By:

Bhatia, Sunil [author]

Language: English Series: Explorations in Narrative PsychologyPublication details: New York : Oxford University Press, 2017.ISBN:

9780199964727

Subject(s):

Social psychology of youth in India

Summary: Uses a critical perspective to show how urban Indian youth across the different classes dismantle long-held beliefs about Eurocentric understandings of youth culture, identity, and subjectivities. Illustrates how narrative psychology can be useful in providing a counterpoint to the depoliticized, individualistic, universal, and scientific views of culture

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Print List(s) this item appears in: Global Library New Arrivals June 2026

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Uses a critical perspective to show how urban Indian youth across the different classes dismantle long-held beliefs about Eurocentric understandings of youth culture, identity, and subjectivities. Illustrates how narrative psychology can be useful in providing a counterpoint to the depoliticized, individualistic, universal, and scientific views of culture

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