Non-violent hermeneutics of identity. An orientation aid for the theory and practice of Psychotherapy
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https://doi.org/10.30820/1664-9583-2020-1-51Keywords:
Identity, Hermeneutics, Non-violent Hermeneutics, Contextual Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy Science, Contextual IdentityAbstract
The article sees itself as an attempt to develop the concept of a non-violent hermeneutics of identity (GHI) based on psychotherapy science, which is regarded here as a systemic-systematic roof of contextual psychotherapy. The term ›contextual‹ refers to the consideration of all embeddings of identity within the cultures of peoples on theories of psychotherapy. In the article, dangers are pointed out and a proposed solution is formulated in order to overcome conflicts between these Psychotherapy-Theories in dialogue. The non-violent hermeneutics of identity regards self-concepts as open wholenesses with infinite predicates. Any form of universalization or absoluteization of one’s own or a particular Psychotherapy-Theory should be avoided in order to promote the tolerance dialogue between such theories and their psychotherapeutic practice. This creates an open discourse space in which different positions are represented with their own questions and approaches to solutions. The methodological approach is hermeneutically and encyclically oriented in order to enable a comprehensive and comprehensible consideration of the question of Psychotherapy-Theories.Downloads
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2020-04-18
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Yousefi, H. R. (2020). Non-violent hermeneutics of identity. An orientation aid for the theory and practice of Psychotherapy. Psychotherapie-Wissenschaft, 10(1), 51–59. https://doi.org/10.30820/1664-9583-2020-1-51
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