Michael J Nakkula, Sharon M Ravitch

Matters of Interpretation

Reciprocal Transformation in Therapeutic and Developmental Relationships with Youth

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Produktbeschreibung

Matters of Interpretation presents an integrative, self-reflective approach to clinical and counseling psychology and psychosocial inquiry that is based on hermeneutics?the art and science of interpretation. This effective approach?particularly relevant to working with children and adolescents at risk for negative life outcomes?allows for the integration of both the client's and the therapist's values in the therapeutic relationship. The goal is a mutually transformative experience that results in increased self-understanding and a deeper therapeutic relationship.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wiley
• Seitenzahl: 384
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Dezember 1997
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 25mm
• Gewicht: 748g
• ISBN-13: 9780787909574
• ISBN-10: 0787909572
• Artikelnr.: 22208367

Autorenporträt

MICHAEL J. NAKKULA is an assistant professor in the Department of Human Development and Psychology at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, where he has helped to create the program in Risk and Prevention. He is also cofounder and director of Project IF: Inventing the Future, a school-based preventive collaborative involving Harvard University, Massachusetts General Hospital, and the Boston Public Schools. SHARON M. RAVITCH is a doctoral student in the Education, Culture and Society Program, an interdisciplinary program in anthropology, sociology, and education, at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education. She is a research fellow at the Cantor-Fitzgerald Center for Research on Diversity in Education at the University's Center for Urban Ethnography.

Inhaltsangabe

AN INTERPRETIVE FRAMEWORK.
Introduction: The Forward Arc of Projection.
A Hermeneutic Methodology for Theory, Research, and Practice.
Where We Come From, What We Bring: The Historical and Relational
Underpinnings of the Hermeneutic Framework.
THE TRANSFORMATIONAL ROLE OF INTERPRETATION.
Self-Reflection and Mutual Transformation.
Becoming Uncomfortable: Transforming My Praxis (Sharon M. Ravitch).
The Flight of a Black Butterfly: A Hermeneutic Investigation of
Metamorphosis (Gregory Seaton).
Another Backward Arc: Further Reflections on "Expert" and "Problem" (Karen
E. Liiv).
Fear and Courage: Interpretations from Beyond a Life Half-Lived (Kristin M.
Carvill).
INTERPRETATIONS OF THE MISSING.
Critical Absences and Hidden Influences in Interpretation.
Meaning, Purpose, and Hope: The Case of the Disappearance (Shuna Keenan).
Treading Softly: A Critical Phenomenological Investigation of the Voiceless
in the Hermeneutic Circle (Deborah H. Cheng).
The Concealed Influence and Power of Nondirective Counselors (Hugh
McDonough).
The Dance of Interpretation: The Dialectic of Loss and Connectedness (Anna
Mackey).
THE SOCIALIZING INFLUENCE OF LANGUAGE.
"The Rules of the Game" Applied to Play, Power, and Politics.
Language and Politics: Translating the Rules of the Game--Ayer, AHORA y
Manana (John Ramirez Jr. & Marco Antonio Bravo).
Entering Play: Lessons of Grief, Joy, and Growth (Tara Edelschick).
What's Love Got to Do with It? Combining the Influences of Race and Love to
Create an Effective Black Counselor (Randy B. Hayward).
Theatrical Dialogue: A Hermeneutic Analysis of Change in One Act (Robert W.
Leary).
19. Coming Full Circle: The Return Art of Reflection.