The social construction of counsellor identity in a South African context
Abstract (Summary)
CHAPTER 1 1
THE PRE-CONCERT TALK 1
Your Guide to Listening (Part I) 3
The Researcher as Composer 3
Academic and Training Background 3
Composing in a South African Context – The Changing Role of the Psychological
Service Providers in South Africa 4
Style of Composing 11
A Qualitative Social Constructionist Inquiry 12
The Research Process (Part II) 18
The Purpose of the Study 19
Creating a Referential Context 19
Introductory Comment 20
Position 1 – Narrative Counsellor 21
Position 2 – Trainer 23
Position 3: Researcher 28
A Personal- Experience-Through-Narrative Research Inquiry 29
Production of Texts 31
Written Stories 32
Journals 32
Visual Projects 33
Literature 33
Analysis of Texts 34
Internal Conditions 35
External Conditions 36
Analysis of Written Narratives and Journals 36
Analysis of Visual Data 38
Process of Analysis 38
The Trustworthiness of Narrative Analysis (Is This Valid/True Knowledge?) 40
Credibility 41
Correspondence 42
Coherence 43
The Pragmatic Use of Research Report 43
Conclusion 43
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School:University of Pretoria/Universiteit van Pretoria
School Location:South Africa
Source Type:Master's Thesis
Keywords:postmodernism counselors narrative therapy constructivism
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