Kontaktrummet som resource i professionelt hjælpearbejde
Selv, identitet og menneskelig udvikling
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7146/pl.v15i2.135805Abstract
In the first part of the artide an analysis is made of the three concepts of self, identity and personal development. Moving beyond theoretical differences related to the endogenous-exogenous dichotomy a systems theoretical perspective is arrived at in which »self« relates to a principle of guided change, i.e. »development«, »identity« to a principle of relative stability. In the second part of the article the socratic »midwifery «-method is described as being based on a dialogic contact-game in which the
helped person meets his own self in what he believes to be a meeting with the Other, i.e. with the helper. The special relevance of this helping approach in present day Western societies is seen as a consequence of specific pressures towards personal
individuation as the proper way of developing.
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