Summary
Dr Charlotte Dann has just released a co-authored Feminist Companion to Developmental Psychology!
This companion equips you to question and re-evaluate what you think you know about attachment, developmental disability, neurodiversity, and a range of other formative childhood and individual development experiences, all through a feminist lens. In doing so, it makes the case for an intersectional approach to developmental psychology that considers how the different aspects of who we are influence our development.
The companion has received wide praise (see some testimonials below” and is available from all major sellers, we will also have some copies in the library, and will be used to inform some sessions in her modules! Well done Charlie!
“Dann and O’Dell have achieved an impressive feat, presenting both the methodology and rationale for doing feminist developmental psychology in a truly accessible and engaging way. This is a vital resource which needs to be read by all undergraduates and students interested in child and individual development.”
Erica Burman, author of Deconstructing Developmental Psychology and Professor of Education, The University of Manchester, UK
“I have waited years for a book like this! There is nothing else out there that offers a critical approach to development at a level accessible to undergraduates. I highly recommend this text for use with students studying developmental psychology, human development, and related areas.”
Sonja J. Ellis, Associate Professor in Human Development, The University of Waikato, New Zealand
“A refreshing and welcome addition to the field of developmental psychology.”
Charlotte Brownlow, Dean of the Graduate Research School, University of Southern Queensland, Australia
