The systemic paradigm: The intersubjective-narrative approach versus the relational-generational one

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This purpose of this contribution is to present the distinctive features of two of the most important clinical-social approaches that follow from the systemic paradigm: the intersubjective-narrative approach, focused on principles and intervention modalities, and the relational-generational approach. Although originating from the same paradigm, each approach presents a history of research intervention and internal changes that should be recognized and appreciated as constituting two -distinct approaches of thought and clinical intervention.

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Cigoli, V., & Scabini, E. (2014). The systemic paradigm: The intersubjective-narrative approach versus the relational-generational one. In Paradigms in Theory Construction (Vol. 9781461409144, pp. 217–234). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-0914-4_12

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