Search results for "dialogical self"

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Individuo y sociedad en la filosofía de Charles Taylor. Una aproximación desde el enfoque hermenéutic

2010

RESUMENEn este artículo expongo la concepción de persona y sociedad en la filosofía de Charles Taylor. Para ello comienzo planteando la pregunta acerca de si es adecuado referirse a Taylor como “comunitarista” o, por el contrario, desde la hermenéutica es más preciso concebir una dimensión “dialógica” del sí mismo. De este modo llegamos a la expresión “individualismo holista” como propuesta a concebir la relación entre persona y sociedad. ya por último incidimos en el reconocimiento de bienes sociales irreductibles como una de las principales ventajas que comporta el enfoque hermenéutico desde el individualismo holista.PALABRAS CLAVE HERMENéUTICA, INDIVIDUALISMO HOLISTA, BIENES SOCIALES IRR…

PhilosophyIndividualismPhilosophySelfDialogical selfPersonaHermeneuticsHumanitiesContrastes. Revista Internacional de Filosofía
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The Serial Character of Abolition: Charting Transatlantic and Gendered Critiques of Slavery in The Liberty Bell

2019

This chapter discusses the editorial work of the female abolitionist Maria Weston Chapman and examines how Chapman envisions the gift book—a collection of poetry, short fiction, essays, and letters designed to be given away as present to a loved one—as a transatlantic space in which political thinkers, writers, and intellectuals could exchange their ideas. In order to enhance the dialogical endeavor of the gift book The Liberty Bell (1839–1859), Chapman makes strategic use of seriality by employing, for example, repeated iconography and cross-references that link contributions in each volume but also the individual volumes with each other. This chapter thus examines how the serial character…

PoliticsSeriality (gender studies)PoetryDialogical selfArt historyCharacter (symbol)Context (language use)SociologyIconographyOrder (virtue)
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A methodological approach to analyze the territorial appropriation of high-speed rail from interactions between actions and representations of local …

2019

International audience; Because it is difficult to separate the specific transport impact from other factors influencing economic and spatial development, the focus in research is increasingly on understanding the process by which territorial changes occur in order to explain how economic and social agents and local authorities have appropriated new transportation systems. This appropriation plays a crucial part in territorial dynamics. The diversity of economic and spatial changes produced by high-speed rail indicates the existence of multiple modes of appropriation which vary according to the location of stations, the mobilization of local stakeholders confronted with the transport operat…

Process (engineering)[SHS.GEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Geographymedia_common.quotation_subjectGeography Planning and Development0211 other engineering and technologies0507 social and economic geographyIdentity (social science)Context (language use)02 engineering and technologyimage effectAppropriationOrder (exchange)Political science11. SustainabilityEconomic geographyComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSmedia_commonHigh-speed rail05 social sciencesDialogical self021107 urban & regional planning[SHS.GEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/GeographyappropriationWork (electrical)practices and representations050703 geographyterritorialization processDiversity (politics)
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Increasing responsibility, safety, and trust through a dialogical approach: A case study in couple therapy for psychological abusive behavior

2014

This article reports an analysis of conjoint therapy for psychological intimate partner violence, treated via a dialogical approach. The article reviews current controversies surrounding this treatment modality and its outcome. The dialogical approach is presented as an appropriate method for analyzing and understanding the issue of violence, but it is emphasized that the focus on communication does not involve a return to a systemic perspective on intimate partner violence. Four important dimensions are identified as emerging in conjoint treatment for psychological intimate partner violence, namely responsibility, safety, trust, and the role of the therapists. The Dialogical Investigations…

Psychiatry and Mental healthClinical PsychologyPsychotherapistTreatment modalityDialogical selfPerspective (graphical)Domestic violencePsychologySocial psychologyta515humanities
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Psychosis Is Not Illness but a Survival Strategy in Severe Stress: A Proposal for an Addition to a Phenomenological Point of View

2018

Phenomenology often looks at psychosis as a defined pathological state. In this paper, psychosis is not seen as a (pathological) state but as a way to respond in extreme stress. It is psychological functioning of the embodied and relational mind, and psychotic experience can be seen as one form of affective arousal among any other affects. Taken the point of views of Emmanuel Levinas and Mikhail Bakhtin about the primacy of living in responsive relationships, psychotic behavior is seen as emerging in relationships that do not guarantee adequate responses and thus the subject is imposed to isolate from social relationships and developing odd behavior. If dialogical responses are guaranteed, …

PsychosisDialogical selfmedicine.disease030227 psychiatryExtreme stressArousalPhenomenology (philosophy)03 medical and health sciencesPsychiatry and Mental healthClinical Psychology0302 clinical medicinePsychotic DisordersEmbodied cognitionSurvival strategySocial relationshipmedicineHumansPsychologyStress Psychological030217 neurology & neurosurgeryCognitive psychologyPsychopathology
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Therapists’ Responses for Enhancing Change Through Dialogue: Dialogical Investigations of Change

2016

The point of view on research represented here is based on a dialogical framework. Our emphasis is on understanding the contribution of the therapists to the process of change. We conceptualize therapeutic conversation as a dialogical activity. In using the research method The Dialogical Investigation of Happenings of Change (DIHC) the focus is on how therapists participate and answer from a specific position of “responsive responsibility.” In this chapter our aim is twofold: (1) to present a method for conducting a dialogical analysis of couple sessions and (2) to track detailed sequences of events of change. To make sense of the details of this process, we use Bakhtinian concepts includin…

PsychotherapistProcess (engineering)media_common.quotation_subjectDialogical selfLanguage areaNarrativeConversationPsychologyDialogical analysisResearch methodCognitive psychologyFocus (linguistics)media_common
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Constructing Healing Dialogues in Group Treatment for Men Who Have Used Violence Against Their Intimate Partners

2012

Although various “talking cure” treatments typically constitute an important part of practices in social work and mental health services, there are few studies on the actual “talk-within-the-cure.” This qualitative study examined talk in group treatment for men who had used violence against their intimate partners. Using the method termed Dialogical Investigations, the aim of the present study was to examine the construction of “healing dialogues,” that is, dialogues that promote change in clients, within treatment conversations. The results of the micro-analysis suggest that mutually responsive and constructive dialogical interaction and talk with symbolic language may support the emergenc…

PsychotherapistSocial workDialogical selfPublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthTalking cureMental healthConstructiveGroup treatmentDomestic violencePsychologySocial psychologyta515Social Sciences (miscellaneous)Qualitative researchSocial Work in Mental Health
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Myślenie dialogiczne. W polu gry o prawdę etyczną

2019

Przedmiotem analiz artykułu jest pojęcie myślenia dialogicznego. Jest ono różne od pojęcia dialogu – literackiej figury, która służy do przekazywania poglądów filozoficznych. Myślenie dialogiczne, jako merytorycznie nowy sposób uprawiania filozofii, pojawia się dopiero w początkach XX wieku. Zrodziło się ono jako sprzeciw wobec redukcyjnych metod nauk przyrodniczych i przeniesienia ich w obszar myśli humanistycznej i antropologicznej. W ten sposób powstał nowy nurt filozoficzny – filozofia dialogu. Rozwijał się w duchu uwag krytycznych kierowanych pod adresem dotychczasowej tradycji filozofii zachodniej. W artykule przedstawione zostały konstytutywne cechy myślenia dialogicznego. Najpierw p…

Reciprocity (social and political philosophy)DialogicInterpretative phenomenological analysisDialogical selfSubject (philosophy)SociologyWestern philosophyHumanismEvent (philosophy)EpistemologyStudia Oecumenica
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Change is an ongoing ethical event: Levinas, Bakhtin and the dialogical dynamics of becoming

2013

In this article, we use the intersubjective ethics of Bakhtin and Levinas and a case illustration to explore change in therapy as an ethical phenomenon. We follow Lakoff and Johnson in their emphasis on the way our conceptions of change seem permeated by metaphors. Bakhtin and Levinas both suggest through a language in which metaphors play a crucial role, that human existence—the consciousness and the subject—emerge within the dialogue of the encounter. They both describe the dynamics of human existence as ethical in their origin. Following this, we argue that change may be seen as an ongoing ethical event and that the dynamics of change are found in the ways we constantly become in this ev…

Sociology and Political ScienceMetaphormedia_common.quotation_subjectDialogical selfEvent (philosophy)Mental healthEpistemologyDynamics (music)PhenomenonPsychology (miscellaneous)SociologyConsciousnessSocial psychologyta515media_commonAustralian and New Zealand journal of family therapy
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Becoming Dialogical: Psychotherapy or a Way of Life?

2011

After birth the first thing we learn is becoming a participant in dialogue. We are born in relations and those relations become our structure. Intersubjectivity is the basis of human experience and dialogue the way we live it. In this paper the dilemma of looking at dialogue as either a way of life or a therapeutic method is described. The background is the open dialogue psychiatric system that was initiated in Finnish Western Lapland. The author was part of the team re-organizing psychiatry and afterwards became involved in many different types of projects in dialogical practices. Lately the focus has shifted from looking at speech to seeing the entire embodied human being in the present m…

Structure (mathematical logic)Sociology and Political ScienceProject commissioningbusiness.industryDialogical selfEpistemologyDilemmaResource (project management)PublishingEmbodied cognitionPsychology (miscellaneous)SociologybusinessSocial psychologyta515IntersubjectivityAustralian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy
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