2003
DOI: 10.1080/10720530390117920
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Rewriting Self-Narratives: The Therapeutic Process

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“…For example, Mason-Schrock (1996) showed how members of a transsexual support group created, adopted, and affirmed a standard repertoire of stories-including stories about early childhood crossdressing and denial narratives-that helped group members construct transsexual identities. While some advocates of narrative analysis challenge the legitimacy of clinical psychology's diagnostic labels and practices (Sarbin, 1997) and others work to incorporate a narrative approach into therapeutic processes (DiMaggio, Salvatore, Azzara, & Catania, 2003), our goal is to show how a narrative approach sheds light on the role sexuality plays in constructing transsexual identities. Although Gagne, Tewksbury, and McGaughey (1997) noted that the affirmation of transsexuality involves, in part, "a reexamination of sexual identity," we show how such a reexamination takes place through narrative construction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Mason-Schrock (1996) showed how members of a transsexual support group created, adopted, and affirmed a standard repertoire of stories-including stories about early childhood crossdressing and denial narratives-that helped group members construct transsexual identities. While some advocates of narrative analysis challenge the legitimacy of clinical psychology's diagnostic labels and practices (Sarbin, 1997) and others work to incorporate a narrative approach into therapeutic processes (DiMaggio, Salvatore, Azzara, & Catania, 2003), our goal is to show how a narrative approach sheds light on the role sexuality plays in constructing transsexual identities. Although Gagne, Tewksbury, and McGaughey (1997) noted that the affirmation of transsexuality involves, in part, "a reexamination of sexual identity," we show how such a reexamination takes place through narrative construction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este marcador muestra cómo Mónica fue capaz de establecer un diálogo saludable (una metaposición o una integración metacognitiva; Dimaggio, Salvatore, Azzara & Catania, 2003) entre las voces, que facilitó el establecimiento de puentes de significado, fundamentalmente, en el nivel de Insight (APES 4) que es el nivel dónde se aprecia mejor el diálogo y la comprensión entre voces (Stiles & Glick Brinegar, 2007).…”
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“…Na intervenção dialógica, vários autores referem a importância do desenvolvimento de uma meta-posição, ou Eu Observador, uma perspectiva a partir da qual a pessoa enuncia as ligações entre várias posições significativas de uma forma auto-reflexiva (Cooper, 2003;Dimaggio et al, 2003;Georgaca, 2001;Gonçalves & Ribeiro, 2012;Hermans, 2003Hermans, , 2004aHermans & Hermans-Jansen, 2004;Leiman & Stiles, 2001;Semerari et al, 2004). Essa posição alcança uma condição privilegiada para emitir avaliações mais informadas e isentas face às dinâmicas internas e para criar e moderar um espaço dialógico de comunicação e interação (Hermans, 2004a).…”
Section: A Intervenção Terapêutica Dialógicaunclassified