Psychotherapy in a postmodern society.
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v6i24.1091Keywords:
psychotherapy, postmodernityAbstract
This paper explores the relationships between psychotherapy and postmodernism from the answer that the latter gives to four key issues: language, truth, the relevance of social context, and the marginalization of method. Following this postmodern discourse we will see its influence upon our understanding of psychopathology, of the patient or client we work with, and upon our therapeutic role and training. The paper will end with a brief explanation of a postmodern psychotherapy.
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