Cognition, constructivism and narrative: in search of a meaning for syllables.
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v6i24.1092Keywords:
narrative, constructivism, hermeneutics, narrative speechAbstract
The constructivism in therapy implies new challanges to psychology and to the study object. In this article the author presents four assumptions of a narrative view of constructivism: existence as knowledge, knowledge as hermeneutics; hermeneutics as narrative discourse; and narrative as culture. Each one is discussed, and the implications to a new conception of psychology and its therapeutic practices analized.
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