The Intersection between Critical Phenomenological Psychology and Raciality

Abstract

The study aims to establish the significant relevance of the intersection between critical phenomenological psychology and raciality, highlighting the extreme importance of thoroughly understanding how racial experiences manifest themselves intrinsically and directly in the psychosocial reality of individuals who are experiencing these situations. It is a qualitative study, in the form of a theoretical essay. The foundations of Phenomenological Psychology are presented, its origin and main concepts, Critical Phenomenological Psychology, principles and assumptions, contribution to the critical analysis of reality, Raciality and Psychology, social construction of race, structural and institutional racism, Dialogue between Critical Phenomenological Psychology and Raciality Studies, points of convergence and divergence, Research Methodologies: possibilities, Case studies and practical applications: and the view becomes comprehensive, Critical Phenomenology and Raciality studies. It is concluded that developing studies in the intertwining of Critical Phenomenological Psychology and Studies in Raciality is a significant and effective contribution to the understanding and transformation of various social issues, towards a more just and equitable society.