Uni Wroc: 18.10.2010: Warsztaty Metody Biograficznej

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Warsztaty Biograficzno - Narracyjnej Metody Interpretacyjnej odbywają się w języku angielskim

1 -Day Taster course in the Biographic-Narrative-Interpretive Method (BNIM)
Life-histories, Lived situations and Ongoing personal experiencing

University of Wrocław, Institute of Sociology Monday, October 18th 2009
Presented by: Tom Wengraf
(Birkbeck Institute for Social Research, London)

Narrative interviewing for life-stories, lived situations and personal experiencing
There is a developing interest in open-narrative interviewing and insightful interpretation of materials generated, but a lot of people feel as if they rather have to re-invent the wheel for themselves and would welcome an account of principles and procedures that have been shown to generate high-quality work on situated subjectivities.

Assuming that narrative expression is expressive both of conscious concerns and also of unconscious cultural, societal and individual presuppositions and processes, BNIM supports research into the lived experience of individuals and collectives. It facilitates understanding both the "inner"; and the "outer" worlds of "historically-evolving persons-in-historically-evolving situations" and particularly the interactivity of such inner and outer world dynamics. As such, BNIM lends itself particularly to both psycho-dynamic and socio-dynamic approaches, serving specialists of both the "psycho" and the societal" and the "historical" without requiring any particular allegiance to any particular theoretical approach.

However, it particularly serves those researchers wanting tools that support a fully psycho-societal understanding in which neither sociological nor psychological dynamics and structures are neglected or privileged, and in which both are understood not statically but as situated historically. This can provide a firm basis for better practice (individual and team) and better policy...

WIĘCEJ NA http://kissuwr.blogspot.com/p/bnimtaster.html i http://www.socjologia.uni.wroc.pl/?alia ... ewsID=1002[/b]