Buch, Englisch, 240 Seiten
Psychological Perspectives
Buch, Englisch, 240 Seiten
ISBN: 978-1-394-30753-1
Verlag: Wiley John + Sons
Eye-opening perspectives on antisemitism trends, history, research, and solutions
Antisemitism and Jew Hatred: Psychological Perspectives helps readers understand the underlying factors and motivations that contribute to the perpetuation of antisemitism and its contemporary manifestations through an examination of individual and group dynamics, cognitive and affective processes, social influences, and organizational practices. Synthesizing empirical research, theoretical approaches, historical analysis, current trends, and lived experiences, this book provides an understanding of the psychological drivers of antisemitism and helps tailor interventions to target specific attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors associated with anti-Jewish prejudice and discrimination.
Written by leading scholars, many of whom are also clinicians, the book methodically navigates the multifaceted nature of antisemitism and its diverse forms and impacts. Each chapter includes empirical research, relevant theoretical frameworks, and implications for education, research, training, and clinical practice.
Antisemitism and Jew Hatred serves as a valuable resource for scholars, educators, students, and practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of antisemitism and engage with discourse on prejudice, hate, and diversity.
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Editor Biography ix
Notes on Contributors xi
Introduction 1
Julie R. Ancis
SECTION I Psychological Foundations of Antisemitism 5
CHAPTER ONE How Antisemitism Differs from Other Forms of Bigotry: Evidence from History and Social Psychology 7
Neil J. Kressel
CHAPTER TWO Toward a Social Psychology of Antisemitism 27
Kent D. Harber
CHAPTER THREE Psychoanalysis of Antisemitism 49
Jon Mills
SECTION II Contemporary Context and Psychological Impacts 69
CHAPTER FOUR Antisemitism on U.S. College Campuses: An Examination of Related Constructs and Lived Experiences 71
Paulina Flasch
CHAPTER FIVE Jewish Hate in the Digital Era: Understanding Antisemitic Hate Online 89
Cheryl L. Fulton and Daniel Balva
CHAPTER SIX The Surge of Antisemitism in Psychological Organizations: An Investigative Analysis 111
Julie R. Ancis
CHAPTER SEVEN When Safety Is Shattered: A Trauma-Informed Perspective on Antisemitism in K–12 Education 127
Miri Bar-Halpern
SECTION III Interventions and Approaches to Combating Antisemitism in Psychology 147
CHAPTER EIGHT Welcoming Jewish Identity in Clinical Psychology Graduate Diversity Courses: Addressing Ethical Guidelines for Clinical Practice 149
Cheri Marmarosh, Sandra T. Mann, and Kelly Gleischman
CHAPTER NINE Ancestral Bonding and Combating Antisemitism 169
Chaya M. Abrams
CHAPTER TEN Confronting Antisemitism and Embracing Jewish Friends: The Role of Gentile Allies in the Psychology Profession and Society 189
Mark S. Kiselica
Conclusion 203
References 204
Index 213
