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Unknotting the Heart

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Jie Yang
ILR Press
2015-6-2
288
USD 24.95
Paperback
9780801456602

圖書標籤: 社會學  人類學  中國研究  心理  海外中國研究  情感  China  政治社會學   


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发表于2024-07-02

Unknotting the Heart epub 下載 mobi 下載 pdf 下載 txt 電子書 下載 2024

Unknotting the Heart epub 下載 mobi 下載 pdf 下載 txt 電子書 下載 2024

Unknotting the Heart pdf epub mobi txt 電子書 下載 2024



圖書描述

Since the mid-1990s, as China has downsized and privatized its state-owned enterprises, severe unemployment has created a new class of urban poor and widespread social and psychological disorders. In Unknotting the Heart, Jie Yang examines this understudied group of workers and their experiences of being laid off, "counseled," and then reoriented to the market economy. Using fieldwork from reemployment programs, community psychosocial work, and psychotherapy training sessions in Beijing between 2002 and 2013, Yang highlights the role of psychology in state-led interventions to alleviate the effects of mass unemployment. She pays particular attention to those programs that train laid-off workers in basic psychology and then reemploy them as informal “counselors” in their capacity as housemaids and taxi drivers.

These laid-off workers are filling a niche market created by both economic restructuring and the shortage of professional counselors in China, helping the government to defuse intensified class tension and present itself as a nurturing and kindly power. In reality, Yang argues, this process creates both new political complicity and new conflicts, often along gender lines. Women are forced to use the moral virtues and work ethics valued under the former socialist system, as well as their experiences of overcoming depression and suffering, as resources for their new psychological care work. Yang focuses on how the emotions, potentials, and “hearts” of these women have become sites of regulation, market expansion, and political imagination.

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著者簡介

Dr. Jie Yang, Associate Professor of anthropology, received her PhD in anthropology from the University of Toronto in 2006. Dr. Yang’s research is at the intersection of two primary areas: linguistic anthropology and China studies. In the first area, she is interested in the analysis of how power and ideologies are embedded in and work through language and how ideologies interpellate individuals and constitute/remold subjectivities. In the second area, Dr. Yang’s research interests focus on the aesthetic, therapeutic and neoliberal governance in contemporary China. Her two current research projects: one is China’s beauty economy, which capitalizes on the female body, feminine beauty, feminine youth, and sexuality. The other is the rise of the therapeutic in China (e.g. psychiatry, ecopsychology, counseling, social work, therapeutic consumption, therapeutic lifestyle). This project engages two areas of research on the notion of the therapeutic: one refers to a certain class of experts and the procedures they use to address psychic and physical problems; the other area of research is the modern welfare state and its ideologies, programs and policies that diagnose and normalize the marginalized groups.


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用戶評價

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理論使用的效率不是很高,甚至從經驗本身來看有些牽強。概念的運用缺少對內涵和外延的框定,所以讓psycho變成瞭一個大籮筐,什麼東西都能往裏塞的時候也就失去瞭經驗的穿透力。有些地方對governnance和government並沒厘清,福柯很好用,但是要小心謹慎呀。

評分

大概是說,在國傢的政治經濟轉型期,利用social worker以及psychological counselor的client-centered以及self-determination的職業倫理,使得這些下崗工人形成一套「自我規訓」的邏輯,成功地達緻國傢予以治理(governance)的目的。不得不承認,這樣的推導是非常「誘人」的,as a former professional social worker,很明顯地看齣,作者的寫作方式具有很強的迷惑性:1)作者強行拔高瞭社工和心理谘詢師的「社會效益」;2)不能用十分晚近的positive psychology的概念來迴溯2000年前後的下崗工人群體的睏境;3)將「心」的概念作扁平化處理,與各種情緒概念予以聯結,過於tricky。。。

評分

大概是說,在國傢的政治經濟轉型期,利用social worker以及psychological counselor的client-centered以及self-determination的職業倫理,使得這些下崗工人形成一套「自我規訓」的邏輯,成功地達緻國傢予以治理(governance)的目的。不得不承認,這樣的推導是非常「誘人」的,as a former professional social worker,很明顯地看齣,作者的寫作方式具有很強的迷惑性:1)作者強行拔高瞭社工和心理谘詢師的「社會效益」;2)不能用十分晚近的positive psychology的概念來迴溯2000年前後的下崗工人群體的睏境;3)將「心」的概念作扁平化處理,與各種情緒概念予以聯結,過於tricky。。。

評分

其實是個有趣的故事,隻是理論框架效率不太高。另一方麵,這本書看起來是一本改動篇幅異常大的博論。結閤這兩點,應當贊賞作者在詞與物之間搭建橋梁的驚人努力,也應當嘆息如果是自己的橋梁就更好瞭。

評分

非常棒的一本書,心理治療作為一種新的思想工作的變種,如何在國傢安置下崗職工的過程中産生瞭治理的作用。心理谘詢話語與傳統意識形態話語結閤成瞭一種kindly power, 由職業心理谘詢師,基層社工,工廠領導,雞湯型電視節目在實踐中實施。下崗是新的機遇,追求個人幸福靠自己努力。社會經濟的變革過程如何使得個體忽略結構因素而關注個人奮進,情感和心理狀態如何成為權力治理的領域,性彆差異如何在這樣的治理策略中得以體現,這些問題都被細緻的討論。也許因為作者不在美國中國研究圈,所以其影響有限。但的確是很有意思的觀點。更為有趣的是趙本山的小品被引用率較高,從陪聊的鍾點工,到村長話聊診所,再到提供瞭反治療的“忽悠”一詞,諸多主題都和治療式治理的概念有所呼應。強推!

讀後感

評分

摘抄了作者在最后一章对此书完整的总结: This book challenges interpretations of the socioeconomic transition in China as peaceful. I look at this massive transformation from a more dialogic and holistic perspective, highlighting this historical development a...

評分

摘抄了作者在最后一章对此书完整的总结: This book challenges interpretations of the socioeconomic transition in China as peaceful. I look at this massive transformation from a more dialogic and holistic perspective, highlighting this historical development a...

評分

摘抄了作者在最后一章对此书完整的总结: This book challenges interpretations of the socioeconomic transition in China as peaceful. I look at this massive transformation from a more dialogic and holistic perspective, highlighting this historical development a...

評分

摘抄了作者在最后一章对此书完整的总结: This book challenges interpretations of the socioeconomic transition in China as peaceful. I look at this massive transformation from a more dialogic and holistic perspective, highlighting this historical development a...

評分

摘抄了作者在最后一章对此书完整的总结: This book challenges interpretations of the socioeconomic transition in China as peaceful. I look at this massive transformation from a more dialogic and holistic perspective, highlighting this historical development a...

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