The clinician as ethnographer: A psychoanalytic perspective on the epistemology of fieldwork
EB Brody - Culture, medicine and psychiatry, 1981 - Springer
Ethnography is a process yielding a particular kind of knowledge. From the psychoanalytic
perspective this bears on the question: how may individual lives which report their own …
perspective this bears on the question: how may individual lives which report their own …
Reflexivity, countertransference and clinical ethnography: a case from a psychiatric cultural consultation clinic
This paper is an exploration of the meaning of" interpretation" as an analytic concept in
clinical ethnography. The practical engagement of anthropologists in clinical activities and …
clinical ethnography. The practical engagement of anthropologists in clinical activities and …
Learning how to ask in ethnography and psychotherapy
IB Krause - Anthropology & medicine, 2003 - Taylor & Francis
To social anthropologists an affinity with psychotherapy lies in the view that this discipline is
a social science. Increasingly, social anthropologists offer comments and analyse their own …
a social science. Increasingly, social anthropologists offer comments and analyse their own …
Ethnography and psychoanalysis: Comparative ways of knowing
EB Brody, LF Newman - Journal of the American Academy of …, 1981 - Guilford Press
Isaiah Berlin, describing the ideas of the eighteenth-century philosopher, Giambattista Vico,
has written,... whatever the splendours of the exact sciences, there was a sense in which we …
has written,... whatever the splendours of the exact sciences, there was a sense in which we …
Hanging around and making something of it: Ethnography
J Bowers - Psychological Research, 2006 - taylorfrancis.com
Ethnography is an orientation to research which emphasises detailed protracted observation
of people in naturally occurring settings, a close involvement of the researcher with those …
of people in naturally occurring settings, a close involvement of the researcher with those …
Relationality, contextual embeddedness, and the inextricable self of the researcher in ethnographic interviewing.
T Weiner - Qualitative Psychology, 2024 - psycnet.apa.org
Ethnographic interviewing is a powerful qualitative approach that allows the researcher to
arrive at rich insights about subjectivity and psychological phenomena through the …
arrive at rich insights about subjectivity and psychological phenomena through the …
The use of ethnography in social work research
J Floersch, J Longhofer… - Qualitative Social …, 2014 - journals.sagepub.com
The subjects of social work practice–clients, communities, families, groups, and
organizations–exist in real-time and in open systems where the social worker is faced with …
organizations–exist in real-time and in open systems where the social worker is faced with …
Off the couch and onto the streets: Toward an ethnographic psychoanalysis
K Cargill - Psychoanalysis, Culture & Society, 2006 - Springer
Psychoanalysis has much to gain by incorporating ethnographic methods into its repertoire.
Recent works in ethnographic psychoanalysis demonstrate how psychoanalysis stands to …
Recent works in ethnographic psychoanalysis demonstrate how psychoanalysis stands to …
[图书][B] Psychotherapy, anthropology and the work of culture
K Martin - 2019 - api.taylorfrancis.com
Yet what therapists and ethnographers do is remarkably alike. Both involve participant
observation. At least, ethnography straightforwardly involves the attempt to participate, to the …
observation. At least, ethnography straightforwardly involves the attempt to participate, to the …
Introduction: explorations in psychoanalytic ethnography
J Mimica - Social Analysis: The International Journal of Social and …, 2006 - JSTOR
This collection of essays is about psychoanalytic ethnography. Its concern is the psychic
depths of human cultural life-worlds as explored through psycho analytic practice and/or the …
depths of human cultural life-worlds as explored through psycho analytic practice and/or the …