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Project

Psychologization and 'global ethics'. A critical analysis of the historic, ethical and political aspects of the phenomenom of psychologization
Code
01D02107
Duration
15 October 2007 → 01 October 2011
Funding
Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund
Research disciplines
  • Humanities
    • Theory and methodology of philosophy
    • Philosophy
    • Ethics
    • Other philosophy, ethics and religious studies not elsewhere classified
  • Social sciences
    • Biological and physiological psychology
    • General psychology
    • Other psychology and cognitive sciences
Keywords
global ethics globalization ideology critique psychologization
 
Project description

This PhD-research envisions an empirical-based (media-research) answer to the question if the position of psychology as a discourse in both self-experience and in the public domain has changed (in a qualitative way) in the last decades - if this is linked to changing socio-economic and cultural circumstances (globalisation) and what the moral and ethic consequences this brings for the involved parties.