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Constructing the Narrative Subject, debate concerning the ‘idea of a substantial self, including the sense that there is a creative force within’, which is generally characterized as the question defining the difference between the postmodern and modern view of the subject (Simon 1999: 57). It is therefore instructive to sketch brief

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Book 2016h America, Europe, and Australia and New Zealand. Interrogating the historical and cultural conditions in which this important movement in psychology has emerged, the book presents clear, well-structured comparisons and critique of the key theories of narrative psychology pioneered across the globe.

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Introduction,politics and culture. As Anthony Elliott notes in his critical monograph, .: ‘In contemporary social theory the cultures and conflicts of identity loom large, with the fragilities of personal experience and the self viewed as central to critical conversation concerning social practice and political transformation’(Elliott 2005: 15).

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,The ‘Narrative Turn’ in Psychology,uralization of phenomena and structures that Freud described and emphasize the necessity to approach Freud’s work historically. These researches allow us to outline both the continuity and influences of psychoanalysis on modern narrative psychology and the latter’s radical difference from the former.