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076190378X 978-0761903789 May 12, 1998
What is the nature of knowledge and moral commitment in a postmodern age of relativism? What drives the creativity and dedication of leaders of a profession? How do professional lives reflect moral identity and development?

To answer these questions, the author of this volume examines seven psychologists' personal accounts of their moral and professional development. In doing so she develops and applies a conceptual framework that links knowledge interests and creativity in professional life to identify development and existential choices.


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Lisa Tsoi Hoshmand, Ph.D. is Professor of Counseling and Psychology at Lesley University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.  She is the author/editor of three books and over forty other publications.  Her recent work includes an edited book, Creativity and moral vision in Psychology: Narratives of identity and commitment in a postmodern age (Sage, 1998), an article “Narrative psychology” in the Encyclopedia of psychology (American Psychological Association and Oxford University Press, 1999/2000), the book chapter “Psychotherapy as an instrument of culture” in Critical issues in psychotherapy (Sage, 2001), and an article “Narratology, cultural psychology, and counseling research” (Journal of Counseling Psychology, in press).  She has published and presented on cultural psychology, qualitative research methodology, clinical teaching, reflective practice, and transformative education. A Fellow of the American Psychological Association and a licensed psychologist, she has served on the editorial board of a number of journals in counseling psychology, theoretical and philosophical psychology, and community psychology. 

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All of us, in moments of reflection, have questioned if we should be doing what we do and continue living the kinds of lives that we choose. Read the first page
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moral viability, communal dialogue, moral ontology, multicultural counseling
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New York, American Psychological Association, Asian American, United States, Jill Reich, Abbreviated Professional History, University of California, Leo Goldman, Ohio State, Rutgers University, The Counseling Psychologist, University of Buffalo, Assistant Professor, Barbara Keogh, Elizabeth Altmaier, Family Context, University of Illinois, Ann Arbor, Bread Loaf, Los Angeles, University of Minnesota, Lisa Hoshmand, Lloyd Humphreys, Moral Agent, Roland Tharp
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