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Psychology in society is a journal which aims to critically explore and present ideas on the nature of psychology in apartheid and capitalist society. There is a special emphasis on the theory and practice of psychology in the South African context.
This issue was produced by the CAPE TOWN editorial group.
PSYCHOLOGY IN SOCIETY
NUMBER 11
DECEMBER 1988
DURBAN
CAPE TOWN
JOHANNESBURG
EDITORIAL ADDRESS
PSYCHOLOGY IN SOCIETY
P.O. Box 17285
CONGELLA
4013
South Africa
EDITORIAL GROUPS
David Basckin, Catherine Campbell,
Gill Eagle, Grahame Hayes,
Bonginkosi Nzimande
Jean Benjamin, Cyril Couve, Andrew Dawes, Don Foster, Anna Strebel, Leslie Swartz
Nico Cloete, Kerry Gibson, Lauren Gower, Sam Karani, lan Moll, Rai Turton
Details for subscribers and
contributors appear at the back of the journal.
CONTENTS
Editorial 1
Professionalizat ion of African Healers:
Apparent problems and constraints
Ainanda Kottler 2
A contribution to a theoiy of the dynamic
mechanisims of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder in
South African detainees
Kevin Solomons 18
Mental health services in Nicaragua:
Lessons for South Africa
Tammy Shefer 31
Community psychology: Panic or panacea
Mohammed Seedat, Nico Cloete, & Ian Shochet 39
REVIEW ARTICLE
The politics of colonised subjectivity:
A critical review of H A Bulhan’s “Franz Fanon
and the psychology of oppression” (1985)
Cyril Couve 55
BOOK REVIEW
Book Review: “Method and. theory in cross-cultural psychological assessment” by Alexis Retief
Alastair M Bentley 65
Jewkes, R. (1984). The case for South Africa’s expulsion from international psychiatry. UN Centre against apartheid. New York.
Kroese, B. (1987). Behaviour therapy in different settings: Psychological services in Nicaragua. Behavioural Psychotherapy, 26, 3, 3-4.
Lazarus, S. (1986). Training of psychologists for social responsibility in...