Titlebook: Beyond WEIRD: Psychobiography in Times of Transcultural and Transdisciplinary Perspectives; Claude-Hélène Mayer,Roelf van Niekerk,Joseph G

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The Career Development of Albertina Sisulu. She was considered an appropriate psychobiographical subject because she was one of the most influential South Africans of the twentieth century. The data collection and analysis focused on publicly available primary and secondary data relating to Sisulu’s career development. The data processing f

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“Impressionen Unter Druck”: A Psychobiography of Leni Riefenstahlso, in her romantic life, she changed tacks. Compared with her late-in-life companion Horst Kettner, Leni’s early romances were relatively shallow because her counterpart was either too involved in promoting her career (Harry Sokal) or too far removed from her working life (Peter Jacob).

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“Looking on Darkness Which the Blind Do See”: Psychobiography from a Social Perspectivesychobiography and will illustrate the issue by two examples outside the Western context: the historical figure of . in the fourteenth century Mande epic, and Hatshepsut (fifteenth century BCE), one of the very few female pharaohs in ancient Egypt. In doing so, this chapter offers a criticism of the

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The Pedagogical Value of Psychobiography as Illustrated by an Examination of Eriksonian Psychosocialand Erikson’s own theorizing and psychobiographical work. In illustrating these points, this chapter serves as an example of and provides tools for how psychobiographical exploration into non-WEIRD samples can be integrated into pedagogy and, by extension, can impact scholarship in specific areas.

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“Water the Plants, Not the Weeds”: A Narrative Identity Study of Black Resilience in the Aftermath ows on a foundation of family resilience, accounts for both his unflagging persistence and his generative efforts in social activism. We examine the challenges and benefits that he has experienced in maintaining this worldview in the face of slow-to-change structural barriers.