Psychobiographical Illustrations on Meaning and Identity in Sociocultural Contexts

Chapter 1: Editorial: Psychobiographical Illustrations on Meaning and Identity in Sociocultural Contexts.- Chapter 2: Discovering the "I" in the "THOU". The Psychological Effects of Psychobiographical Research on The Personality of The Researcher.- Chapter 3: The Oldest Psychobiography in The World? (Psychobiography of Socrates in The Lvov-Warsaw School).- Chapter 4: Exploring Non-verbal Communication and Body Language in Creating a Meaningful Life: Angela Merkel in Psychobiography.- Chapter 5: A Comparative Psychobiographical Exploration of the Role of Generativity in Meaning Making for Two Women in the Anti-apartheid Movement.- Chapter 6: "I As Photographer": A Visual Narrative Analysis of Vivian Maier's Self-Portraits.- Chapter 7: Variables Of a Life's Equation. Contribution to Zoltan Paul Dienes' Psychobiography.- Chapter 8: 'Aristocrat of the underground': Karl Lagerfeld's Romantic Self-fashioning as a Meaningful Transformation of Shame.- Chapter 9: Was British Cold War Spy and Double Agent Kim Philby a Successful Psychopath? A Psychobiographical Analysis.- Chapter 10: The Fanatic of Meaning-Making. The Psychobiographical Case Study of Loránt Hegedüs.- Chapter 11: "Everything is reparable": A Psychobiography of Charles Baudelaire.- Chapter 12: The Elusiveness of Identity and Meaning: The Lonely Journey of Henri Nouwen.- Chapter 13: Broadening the Parameters of the Psychobiography. The Character Motivations Of The 'Ordinary' Extraordinary.- Chapter 14: Social Justice in Psychobiography: When That Sky Was Bluest for W.E.B. Du Bois.- Chapter 15: What we Talk About When We Talk About The Past: Discursive Psychological Analysis of Autobiographical Reminiscence in Older Irish Adults.- Chapter 16: Epilog: Reflections on the Futures of Psychobiography.