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Research interests
I am a critical social and community psychologist using discourse analysis, participatory and creative methods to look at how people are making sense of themselves and their lives in the context of neoliberalism. My PhD research involves using a critical discursive approach to explore constructions of happiness and wellbeing, both in ‘expert’ texts (popular psychology books) and in everyday talk. Before moving into academia, I worked in arts fundraising and health journalism in the UK and Australia.
Education/Academic qualification
Master, York St John University
1 Oct 2014 → 30 Sep 2015
Bachelor, Open University Milton Keynes
1 Oct 2011 → 1 Dec 2014
Bachelor, SOAS University of London
1 Oct 1993 → 20 Jun 1996
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Research Output 2017 2019
Social citizenship and social psychology
Anderson, E. & Gibson, S., 9 Jan 2019, (Accepted/In press)Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Research › peer-review
social psychology
citizenship
welfare
critical psychology
basic income
The gendered nature of self-help
Riley, S., Evans, A., Anderson, E. & Robson, M., 7 Feb 2019, 16 p.Research output: Other contribution › Research › peer-review
self-help
television show
feminism
psychology
student
“Hammered down on every side” versus “just being positive”: A critical discursive approach to health inequality
Anderson, E. & Gibson, S., 22 May 2017, 27, 4, p. 324-335 11 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Research › peer-review
health
indebtedness
illness
income
responsibility