Pragmatic Case Studies in Psychotherapy. Volume 11, Number 4 (Archival Information Package)

The goal of this special issue is to present two dramatically different models of case studies, to compare their methodological features, and to explore potential ways to integrate the two to make best use of their respective strengths. The two case study articles present an opportunity to view the breadth of psychotherapy case studies and psychotherapy practice inJapan. The commentaries provided by four eminent psychologists from both in and outsideJapan, and the subsequent responses from the two main authors, produce rich and stimulating dialogue that provides a forum for learning through case studies. This dialogue also helps to delineate the features of each case study. Reflecting on the two case study articles and the four commentaries, as the action editor of this special issue I offer my own observations, focusing on methodological issues of case studies and also on issues associated with differing cultural practices. This resource is archived and is not available for public use. The publicly accessible version is available at http://pcsp.libraries.rutgers.edu/index.php/pcsp/issue/view/291Binary format, Base64 in XML wrapper, native OJS import format -- README file -- [English: Introduction] Introduction to Case Study Special Issue -- Case Studies in Japan: Two Methods, Two Worldviews, Part / Iwakabe, S. -- [English: Commentaries on and Author Response to Murase's Narrative Case Study of "Mr. R"] Narrative Case Studies and Practice-Based Learning: Reflections on the Case of “Mr. R” / McLeod, J. -- Discontinuous Change Facilitated by Emotional Expression Through Drawing and the Accurate Verbal Responsiveness of the Therapist / Kumano, H. -- On Reading Dr. Kumano’s and Dr. McLeod’s Commentaries / Murase, K. -- [English: Commentaries on and Authors' Response to Muto & Mitamura's ACT Case Study of "Taro"] Examining the ACT Model in the Case Study of Taro / Hayes, S. -- The Role of Context in the Case of Taro / Kanazawa, Y. -- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is “Murakami Haruki” / Muto, T. -- [Japanese: Introduction] 事例研究特集号 -- はじめに 日本における事例研究：2つの方法，2つの世界観 Part2 / 岩壁 茂, I. -- [Japanese: Commentaries on and Author Response to Murase's Narrative Case Study of "Mr. R"] ナラティブ事例研究と実践を基礎とした学び： R氏のケースの省察 / ジョン・マクレオッド, M. -- 描画による感情表現と正しい言葉による対応がもたらす非連続的変化 / 熊野宏昭, K. -- 熊野先生とマクレオッド先生のコメントを読んで / 村瀬嘉代子, M. -- [Japanese: Commentaries on and Authors' Response to Muto & Mitamura's ACT Case Study of "Taro"] 事例研究によるACTモデルの検討 / スティーブ・C・ヘイズ, H. -- 太郎の事例における文脈の役割 / 金沢吉展, K. -- アクセプタンス＆コミットメント・セラピーは 「村上春樹」である / 武藤 崇, M