Critical Psychology, Philosophy and Social Therapy
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Critical Psychology, Philosophy and Social Therapy

11 Dec Critical Psychology, Philosophy and Social Therapy

Posted at 03:44h in Language, Philosophy, Psychology, Publications, Social Therapy, Vygotsky, What's New, Wittgenstein by

December 10, 2013

My article, “Critical psychology, philosophy and social therapy,” appears in the current issue of the journal, Human Studies, A Journal of Philosophy and the Social Sciences (Volume 6, Number 24, 2013). According to the rules of academic publishers, I can share the accepted draft of the article but not the actual published one until a year from now. So…here’s the accepted (not final proofread) draft.

I began the article with a quote from Wittgenstein’s Culture and Value: “You cannot lead people to what is good; you can only lead them to some place or other. The good is outside the space of facts.”

 

 

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