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A 'must-read.'...Self-Narratives promises to make an enduring contribution to the rapidly developing field of constructivism and psychotherapy. -- (06/24/2001) Aside from the wealth of practical examples of how one can study personal valuation structures, the reader will gain a general insight into how one can construct novel traditions of psychological research that unite theoretical and empirical sides of that process, with care for the phenomena, and rigor in the derivation of the data. The book is a refreshing voice among sometimes all-to-general discussions. -- (06/24/2001)

A 'must-read.'...Self-Narratives promises to make an enduring contribution to the rapidly developing field of constructivism and psychotherapy.-- Contemporary Psychology (6/24/2001 12:00:00 AM) Aside from the wealth of practical examples of how one can study personal valuation structures, the reader will gain a general insight into how one can construct novel traditions of psychological research that unite theoretical and empirical sides of that process, with care for the phenomena, and rigor in the derivation of the data. The book is a refreshing voice among sometimes all-to-general discussions.-- Culture and Psychology (6/24/2001 12:00:00 AM)

'Self-Narratives brings together psychological theory, the interpretation of myths and story, and the careful analysis of actual case studies to articulate a new and compelling vision of clinical work and psychological science' - Dan P. McAdams (Northwestern University) 'A powerful and significant addition to the growing literature on the implications of narrative theory for the practice of psychotherapy' - Donald E. Polkinghorne (University of Southern California)

'Self-Narratives brings together psychological theory, the interpretation of myths and story, and the careful analysis of actual case studies to articulate a new and compelling vision of clinical work and psychological science' - Dan P. McAdams (Northwestern University) 'A powerful and significant addition to the growing literature on the implications of narrative theory for the practice of psychotherapy' - Donald E. Polkinghorne (University of Southern California)

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Hubert J. M. Hermans, Els Hermans-Jansen

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