Fathima Moosa
Biographic Data
| ID | 2238814 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fathima Moosa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fathima |
| FAMILY NAME | Moosa |
| SIGNATURE | MOOSA F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Witwatersrand |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Identification Patterns among Black Students at a Predominantly White University
The ‘dialectical theory of reactive identification and cultural in-betweenity’ proposed by the Somali psychologist Bulhan, outlines three main identification patterns among the black intelligentsia: ‘capitulation’ to the dominant culture and ideology, ‘revitalisation’ of traditional culture, and ‘radicalisation’ of both so as to arrive at a new and higher synthesis. Three scales (developed by Bulhan, 1980) corresponding to each identification pat…
Violent Political Contexts and the Emotional Concerns of Township Youth
Faces in the Revolution: The Psychological Effects of Violence on Township Youth in South Africa
One of South Africa's most serious problems is the large number of youths in the black townships who have been exposed to an incredible depth and complexity of trauma. Not only have they lived through severe poverty, the deterioration of family and social structures, and an inferior education system, but they have also been involved in catastrophic levels of violence, both as victims and as perpetrators. What are the effects of the milieu? What f…
Countertransference in Trauma Work in South Africa: For Better or Worse
Working with victims of political violence evokes strong countertransference reactions in mental health workers. Professionals and lay counsellors alike comment on the intensely demanding, stressful and sometimes invigorating nature of this work. This gap is especially pronounced in the available literature on trauma work in South Africa. In this paper the author considers some of the reasons for this omission and then presents the results of int…
Identification Patterns among Black Students at a Predominantly White University
The ‘dialectical theory of reactive identification and cultural in-betweenity’ proposed by the Somali psychologist Bulhan, outlines three main identification patterns among the black intelligentsia: ‘capitulation’ to the dominant culture and ideology, ‘revitalisation’ of traditional culture, and ‘radicalisation’ of both so as to arrive at a new and higher synthesis. Three scales (developed by Bulhan, 1980) corresponding to each identification pat…
Countertransference in Trauma Work in South Africa: For Better or Worse
Working with victims of political violence evokes strong countertransference reactions in mental health workers. Professionals and lay counsellors alike comment on the intensely demanding, stressful and sometimes invigorating nature of this work. This gap is especially pronounced in the available literature on trauma work in South Africa. In this paper the author considers some of the reasons for this omission and then presents the results of int…
Countertransference in Trauma Work in South Africa: For Better or Worse
Working with victims of political violence evokes strong countertransference reactions in mental health workers. Professionals and lay counsellors alike comment on the intensely demanding, stressful and sometimes invigorating nature of this work. This gap is especially pronounced in the available literature on trauma work in South Africa. In this paper the author considers some of the reasons for this omission and then presents the results of int…
Faces in the Revolution: The Psychological Effects of Violence on Township Youth in South Africa
One of South Africa's most serious problems is the large number of youths in the black townships who have been exposed to an incredible depth and complexity of trauma. Not only have they lived through severe poverty, the deterioration of family and social structures, and an inferior education system, but they have also been involved in catastrophic levels of violence, both as victims and as perpetrators. What are the effects of the milieu? What f…
Violent Political Contexts and the Emotional Concerns of Township Youth
Identification Patterns among Black Students at a Predominantly White University
The ‘dialectical theory of reactive identification and cultural in-betweenity’ proposed by the Somali psychologist Bulhan, outlines three main identification patterns among the black intelligentsia: ‘capitulation’ to the dominant culture and ideology, ‘revitalisation’ of traditional culture, and ‘radicalisation’ of both so as to arrive at a new and higher synthesis. Three scales (developed by Bulhan, 1980) corresponding to each identification pat…
Psychology (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Migration, Health and Trauma (2 works) · Adolescent development (1 works) · Clinical Psychology (1 works) · Countertransference (1 works) · Developmental psychology (1 works)