Part I Self-awareness of Disciplinary History: A Perspective of Disciplinary Institution 1: Evolution of Social Psychology: A Perspective of Disciplinary Institution 2: Mainstream Historical Discourse in Social Psychology: Construction and Reproduction Chapter 3: European Social Psychology as a Wise “Other” Part II Empirical Self-awareness: Transcending “WEIRD Psychology” 4: Mechanisms of Shaping Group Symbolic Boundaries 5: An Interdependent Triangle in Social Policy Processes 6: The Mentality Map Part III Theoretical Self-awareness: Transitional Psychology Approach 7: The Theory of Group Membership 8: Religious Actors 9: Transitional Psychology 10: The Power of Social Categorization
Biography
Fang Wen is Professor of Sociology at Peking University and Research Professor at The Center for Sociological Research and Development of China(CSRDSC). His research specializes in social psychology—including its history, theory, group processes, and intergroup dynamics—and the sociology of religion/religious groups.
