Tiefenhermeneutik

Haubl, Rolf; Lohl, Jan

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-26887-9_57

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“…To further develop a more in-depth understanding of unconscious motivational dynamics for engagement in terrorism, key sequences of the narrative interviews were interpreted scenically (in German szenisches Verstehen ; see, e.g., Lorenzer, 1970 , 2013 ; König et al, 2018 ; Haubl and Lohl, 2020 ) in a psychoanalytical working interpretation group of five psychoanalytically trained researchers that were familiar with the methodology of in-depth hermeneutics. The interpretation group serves as a resonance space for decoding the latent level of meaning in relation to the manifest level of meaning ( Abd-Al-Majeed et al, 2021 , p. 27).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…As invented by Lorenzer (1970) , this unstructured process is led by free associations and irritations that occur to the interpreters, while they examined the interview transcripts. In these key scenes , the latent meaning that lies behind the manifest meaning can be revealed ( Haubl and Lohl, 2020 , p. 568). Scenic interpretation requires an attitude of balanced attention , as well as a reflection of emotions, affects, irritations, and free association of the interpreters ( Haubl and Lohl, 2020 ; Abd-Al-Majeed et al, 2021 , p. 26) and in other words abductive instead of deductive inference ( König, 2018 , p. 35; Reichertz, 1993 ).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In these key scenes , the latent meaning that lies behind the manifest meaning can be revealed ( Haubl and Lohl, 2020 , p. 568). Scenic interpretation requires an attitude of balanced attention , as well as a reflection of emotions, affects, irritations, and free association of the interpreters ( Haubl and Lohl, 2020 ; Abd-Al-Majeed et al, 2021 , p. 26) and in other words abductive instead of deductive inference ( König, 2018 , p. 35; Reichertz, 1993 ). Thus, the in-depth hermeneutic process is based on the reflection of the intersubjectivity of the researchers ( Haubl and Lohl, 2020 ).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Scenic interpretation requires an attitude of balanced attention , as well as a reflection of emotions, affects, irritations, and free association of the interpreters ( Haubl and Lohl, 2020 ; Abd-Al-Majeed et al, 2021 , p. 26) and in other words abductive instead of deductive inference ( König, 2018 , p. 35; Reichertz, 1993 ). Thus, the in-depth hermeneutic process is based on the reflection of the intersubjectivity of the researchers ( Haubl and Lohl, 2020 ). The objective of the analytical focus is not only on the research material, but also on the dynamic processes that take place in the interpretation group, which need to be critically reflected to ensure transparency and comprehensibility ( Haubl and Lohl, 2020 , p. 565).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Therefore, for each case and for each biographical date, it was recorded whether and which intrapsychic phenomenon occurred in the narration (main theme), as well as a subcode of how it was perceived. According to the in-depth hermeneutic approach, this process was conducted intersubjectively by the first author (see, e.g., Haubl and Lohl, 2020). Based on the 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.1009222 interpretations and codings of the first author, the process was discussed and reflected with a second researcher familiar with the in-depth hermeneutic approach and intersubjective qualitative research methods.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Motivational dynamics of German Salafist jihadists: A multi-methodical in-depth study of three paradigmatic cases

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Individuals belonging to terrorist organizations accept and often use violence as an instrument of their strategies to achieve their goals. The present study focuses on the motivational dynamics of three contrastively selected paradigmatic cases of extremists that grew up in Germany, joined and supported terrorist organizations abroad, and later disengaged and distanced themselves from the jihadist ideology. An innovative multi-methodical approach was applied to the interviews that combines a biographical reconstruction of the lived experiences with a psychoanalytically informed interpretation of the narratives. First, the biographical trajectories were analyzed on the manifest level: How have the former terrorists experienced their own pathways? What were relevant factors for their engagement in and disengagement from terrorism? Second, to gain a deeper understanding of the unconscious motivational dynamics for involvement in terrorism, key sequences of the narrative interviews were interpreted scenically in a psychoanalytical interpretation group: How did the interviewees express their lived experiences (and why in this particular way)? What latent meanings can be extrapolated that provide deep insights into the motivational backgrounds of their decisions? Based on the results of the triangulation process, characterizing structural hypotheses about case dynamics including protective and risk factors are presented and implications for prevention and intervention approaches are given.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%