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1	An exploratory study of the psychology of forgiveness: an interpersonal perspective Kotzé, Hilda Norma 30 November 2006 (has links) This qualitative study explores the meaning of interpersonal forgiveness, using a both/and or postmodern epistemology and a phenomenological methodology. Forgiveness is seen as a reframe that could transform a limiting, disempowering dominant narrative into a more empowering and useful story. The researcher interviews three participants to co-create stories of forgiveness. Themes of emotional discomfort; blame and responsibility; shift to empathy; forgiveness as process; and lasting change or forgiveness incorporated into way of life, are identified. / Psychology / M.A. (Clinical Psychology) Forgiveness Postmodernism Phenomenology Second-order Cybernetics of cybernetics Reframe Story Co-create Re-storying 158.2 Forgiveness Forgiveness -- Therapeutic use Interpersonal relations
2	An exploratory study of the psychology of forgiveness: an interpersonal perspective Kotzé, Hilda Norma 30 November 2006 (has links) This qualitative study explores the meaning of interpersonal forgiveness, using a both/and or postmodern epistemology and a phenomenological methodology. Forgiveness is seen as a reframe that could transform a limiting, disempowering dominant narrative into a more empowering and useful story. The researcher interviews three participants to co-create stories of forgiveness. Themes of emotional discomfort; blame and responsibility; shift to empathy; forgiveness as process; and lasting change or forgiveness incorporated into way of life, are identified. / Psychology / M.A. (Clinical Psychology) Forgiveness Postmodernism Phenomenology Second-order Cybernetics of cybernetics Reframe Story Co-create Re-storying 158.2 Forgiveness Forgiveness -- Therapeutic use Interpersonal relations
3	Towards contextualized Bible storying: cultural factors which influence impact in a Sindhi context Naylor, Mark, 1959- 11 1900 (has links) Chronological Bible storying generally assumes a universality of the story teller's theological perspective in selecting and shaping Bible stories interculturally. This paper argues against this approach and proposes a method of crafting contextualized Bible stories which resonate with the worldview of a receptor culture. The influence of the theological and cultural presuppositions of the story teller is reduced through the utilization of the receptor culture's worldview assumptions - those values and beliefs through which the impact of scripture is experienced. The empirical research consisted of observing the responses of Sindhi Muslim men to a reading of John 13:1-10 and then interviewing them to generate cultural expressions which revealed a relationship between their culture and the scripture passage. Analysis of the data disclosed themes which have scriptural referents and can be used as the basis for selecting and crafting Bible stories that resonate with worldview assumptions. / Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology / M. Th. (Missiology) Cultural lenses Sindhi Muslims Bible storying Contextualization Intercultural resonance Modified praxis cycle Narrative referents Narrative impact Feet-washing John 13 261.0954918 Bible stories Sindhi (South Asian people)
4	Towards contextualized Bible storying: cultural factors which influence impact in a Sindhi context Naylor, Mark, 1959- 11 1900 (has links) Chronological Bible storying generally assumes a universality of the story teller's theological perspective in selecting and shaping Bible stories interculturally. This paper argues against this approach and proposes a method of crafting contextualized Bible stories which resonate with the worldview of a receptor culture. The influence of the theological and cultural presuppositions of the story teller is reduced through the utilization of the receptor culture's worldview assumptions - those values and beliefs through which the impact of scripture is experienced. The empirical research consisted of observing the responses of Sindhi Muslim men to a reading of John 13:1-10 and then interviewing them to generate cultural expressions which revealed a relationship between their culture and the scripture passage. Analysis of the data disclosed themes which have scriptural referents and can be used as the basis for selecting and crafting Bible stories that resonate with worldview assumptions. / Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology / M. Th. (Missiology) Cultural lenses Sindhi Muslims Bible storying Contextualization Intercultural resonance Modified praxis cycle Narrative referents Narrative impact Feet-washing John 13 261.0954918 Bible stories Sindhi (South Asian people)
5	The Sovereignty of Story: The Voices of Native American Women Continuing Indigenous Knowledge and Practice Espinoza, Hannah Brady 30 April 2015 (has links) No description available. American Literature Ethnic Studies Language Literature Rhetoric Native American women decolonialism storying collective memoir Bad Indians Books and Islands in Ojibwe Country Deborah Miranda Louise Erdrich California missions Ohlone Coastanoan Esselen decolonial decoloniality Native studies
6	Being and Becoming in the Space Between: Co-Created Visual Storying through Community-Based Participatory Action Research Koo, Ah Ran 29 August 2017 (has links) No description available. Art Education Asian Studies Ethnic Studies Multicultural Education Multilingual Education Teacher Education American Studies

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