Introducing Critical Health Psychology; Michael Murray
PART I: CONSTRUCTING AND EXPERIENCING HEALTH AND ILLNESS
1. A Critical History of Health Psychology and its Relationship to Biomedicine; Henderikus J. Stam
2. The Need for an "Embodied-Societal-Psychological" (ESP) Model of Illness Experience; Marie Santiago Delefosse
3. Health and Illness: A Hermeneutical Phenomenological Approach; Robert Kugelmann
4. Suffering; Alan RadleyPART II: HEALTH AND ILLNESS IN CONTEXT
5. Deconstructing and Addressing Health Disparities to Build Health Equity; Magdalene Szaflarski and Lisa M. Vaughn
6. Gender and Sexuality Issues in Health Psychology: Challenges from Feminist and Queer Perspectives; Katherine Johnson
7. Culture, Empowerment and Health; Malcolm MacLachlan
8. Critical Approaches to Ageing and Health; Christine Stephens
PART III: RESEARCHING HEALTH AND ILLNESS
9. Reflexivity: Fostering Research Quality, Ethicality, Criticality and Creativity; Kerry Chamberlain
10. Qualitative Research as Social Transformation; Uwe Flick
11. Discourse Analysis and Health Psychology; Carla Willig
12. Using Action Research Methodologies to Address Community Health Issues; Mary Brydon-Miller
PART IV: PROMOTING HEALTH AND WELLBEING
13. Promoting Health through Narrative Practice; Anneke Sools and Michael Murray
14. Health Psychology and Community Action; Catherine Campbell
15. Critical Disability Studies and Critical Health Psychology: Comrades in Arms?; Dan Goodley and Katherine Runswick Cole
16. Critical Anthropology for Global Health: What Can it Contribute to Critical Public Health?; Mark Nichter and Melanie Medeiros.