Titlebook: Cultural Psychology of Coping with Disasters; The Case of an Earth Manfred Zaumseil,Silke Schwarz,Johana E. Prawitasa Book 2014 Springer Sc

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What Prevents Thinking Like an Economist,emological approaches to coping with disasters need to be broadened by rethinking research units, allowing for complex interrelations instead of assuming a linear causal process, being process-oriented, and including power-critical investigations. This chapter ends with a presentation of the methodo

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The Humanities and the Common Good,p of the research shared in this article. The chapter closes with suggestions for future research in disaster settings, especially with regard to associated ethical considerations such as concerns about exploiting the suffering and distress of individuals and communities through revisiting past expe

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The Ups and Downs of the Humanities,ain in its aftermath. By highlighting subjective experiences, including emotional responses, ascribed values and meanings, as well as strategies and attitudes, prevailing disaster management perspectives are extended.

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