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BACK TO CONTENTS Personology: From Individual to Ecosystem, 4 th edition ISBN: 9780796224835 Authors: Werner Meyer, Cora Moore and Henning Viljoen (editors) Copyright: 2008 Extent: 514pp Format: Soft cover Description This best-seller provides a clear exposition of personality theories and covers the broadest possible spectrum of perspectives. Traditional approaches to personality theories are comprehensively addressed, while cutting-edge theories are also presented. This edition provides overviews of in-depth psychological, behavioural and learning theories, on top of person-orientated and alternative perspectives. An updated chapter on the African perspective of personality theories offers a new perspective on the debate. Current research that is particularly relevant to South Africa provides the reader with the opportunity to apply theory to real-life cases. Features • The interactive methodology incorporates outcomes, self-evaluation questions and activities, examples and case studies, questions, enrichment paragraphs, evaluation of theories, suggested readings, timelines and highlighted concepts. • Chapters follow a common structure, facilitating easy comparison between theorists. • An accompanying CD provides support to lecturers and tutors, with additional questions and answers for each chapter. Contents 1: Personology 2: Historical overview of psychological thinking Depth psychological approaches 3: The psychoanalytical theory of Sigmund Freud 4: The analytical theory of Carl Jung 5: The individual psychology of Alfred Adler 6: The socially-oriented psychoanalytical theories 7: The ego psychological theory of Erik Erickson 8: Post-modernistic approaches Behavioural and learning theory approaches 9: The radical behaviourism of Skinner 10: The social cognitive learning approach Person-oriented approaches 11: The self-actualisation theory of Abraham Maslow 12: The self concept theory of Carl Rogers 13: The personal construct theory of George Kelly 14: The existential theory of Viktor Frankl Alternative perspectives 15: The ecosystemic approach 16: Eastern perspectives 17: African perspectives Psychology 42
BACK TO CONTENTS SOCIOLOGY Sociology Supplement for Southern Africa ISBN: 9781770259669 Authors: M Draper, T Galvin, J Graaff, L Hagemeier, G Lesetedi, I Malila, K Mashaka and S Spicer Copyright: 2011 Extent: 224pp Format: Soft cover Description This work comprises a series of opinion pieces by leading academics in the field. It is intended to supplement foundation international and local textbooks on Sociology and provide students with relevant, interesting and diverse Southern African commentary on key Sociological issues. Features • A selection of differing perspectives on topical issues • Critical thinking exercises based on Southern African and African issues • A focus on classical Sociological thinking and contemporary Southern African and African thinkers in the field Contents 1: Poverty and development 2: Economy, environment and development in Southern Africa 3: Stratification systems and social inequality 4: The changing face of crime and criminality in Southern Africa 5: A sense of community in an urban area: A Southern African context 6: The sociology of health and disease 7: Contemporary migration in Southern Africa Also available to supplement with first-year Sociology texts: X-kit Sociology ISBN: 9781868913701 A Southern African Perspective on Fundamental Criminology ISBN: 9781770256545 Authors: Christiaan Bezuidenhout (editor), Karen Booyens, Nontyatyambo Pearl Dastile, Harriét Klopper, Kevin Little, Thozama Lutya, Gusha Ngantweni, Michelle Ovens, Cornelis Johannes Roelofse, Shaan Balgobind Singh, François Steyn, Marinda van der Westhuizen and Rudolph Zinn Copyright: 2011 Extent: 448pp Format: Soft cover Description Crime is one of the most serious problems facing South Africans. As we grapple with the fear and reality of crime, we ask questions like “What is crime?” and “What motivates people to become involved with crime?” The answers to our questions do not lie in speculation, myth or unfounded explanations, but in the scientific study of crime and criminality and their impact on the individual and society. A Southern African Perspective on Fundamental Criminology offers a comprehensive introduction to Criminology, the scientific study of the phenomenon of crime, and is suitable for Southern African university students and other interested readers. Features • An up-to-date and bold emphasis on Southern African crime, examples and cases • Accessible layout, language and style • Critical thinking activities that encourage thinking about the nature of crime and criminality • A strong focus on the practice of criminology and the future of the field in South Africa • Insights by some of South Africa’s most prominent academics in the field. Contents 1: Crime and Criminology 2: Elementary research methodology in Criminology 3: The South African Criminal Justice System 4: The extent of crime in South Africa 5: Criminological theories 6: An overview of unique factors that contribute to crime in Southern Africa 7: Crimes of a violent nature 8: Crimes against people known to one another 9: Economically motivated crimes; an overview 10: Female crime 11: Political crime 12: Consensual crime 13: Crime prevention and control 13: Forensic Criminology in South Africa 14: The coordinating nature of Forensic Criminalistics Sociology 43
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