Latent meaning structures in couple relations: Introducing objective hermeneutics into systemic therapy research

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In this chapter, my aim is to introduce a qualitative research method named Objective Hermeneutics into psychotherapy research. First, an outline of my theoretical background is given. Then the main principles of the method are presented. By carrying out a step-by-step sequential analysis of a short interaction between Victoria and Alfonso during the first therapy session, the application of Objective Hermeneutics in systemic research is shown. This microanalysis is subsequently embedded into the therapy process. The chapter ends with a discussion and conclusions for couple and family therapy practice and research.

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Borcsa, M. (2015). Latent meaning structures in couple relations: Introducing objective hermeneutics into systemic therapy research. In Research Perspectives in Couple Therapy: Discursive Qualitative Methods (pp. 105–123). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-23306-2_8

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