Psychoanalysis is informed by a radically alternative theorisation of knowing from the cognitive one that underpins dominant research methodology. Here, I show how psychoanalytic approaches to knowing, captured in the idea of transference-countertransference dynamics, can inform qualitative research methods and expand the practice of research reflexivity. The approach is summed up as emotional experience plus reflection, based on Wilfred Bion’s theory of thinking. I trace parallels in the history of the concepts of reflexivity and countertransference and then provide brief examples taken from recent research using psychoanalytically informed interviewing and observation
There are differences today amongst psychoanalysts regarding if psychoanalysis should limit itself t...
This article reflects on pivotal concepts of psychoanalytic practice and theory, applied to a single...
Learning how to conduct qualitative research may seem daunting for those new to the task, especially...
This paper highlights what psychoanalysis can add to discussions of reflexivity, by specifically des...
The possible syncretism of contemporary social psychology and psychoanalysis has a number of facets,...
The adoption of countertransference, an idea drawn from psychoanalytic theory, by qualitative resea...
Reflexivity is fundamental to qualitative health research, yet notoriously difficult to unpack. Draw...
Reflexivity is a fundamental expectation of qualitative work in psychology (and the wider social sci...
Reflexivity in qualitative and ethnographic social science research can provide a rich source of dat...
This paper takes its starting point from diary notes of a moment of reflection in fieldwork based re...
This paper considers some of the implications of reflexivity for the practice of psychological resea...
It is argued that when a psychologist works with participants from a different gender, culture, ethn...
wo CONTRASTING approaches in regard to the concept of counter-transference could be described. Let u...
This article is about how to preserve the vitality of the meaning conveyed to social science researc...
In this presentation, we draw on literature related to reflexivity in social sciences, and discuss r...
There are differences today amongst psychoanalysts regarding if psychoanalysis should limit itself t...
This article reflects on pivotal concepts of psychoanalytic practice and theory, applied to a single...
Learning how to conduct qualitative research may seem daunting for those new to the task, especially...
This paper highlights what psychoanalysis can add to discussions of reflexivity, by specifically des...
The possible syncretism of contemporary social psychology and psychoanalysis has a number of facets,...
The adoption of countertransference, an idea drawn from psychoanalytic theory, by qualitative resea...
Reflexivity is fundamental to qualitative health research, yet notoriously difficult to unpack. Draw...
Reflexivity is a fundamental expectation of qualitative work in psychology (and the wider social sci...
Reflexivity in qualitative and ethnographic social science research can provide a rich source of dat...
This paper takes its starting point from diary notes of a moment of reflection in fieldwork based re...
This paper considers some of the implications of reflexivity for the practice of psychological resea...
It is argued that when a psychologist works with participants from a different gender, culture, ethn...
wo CONTRASTING approaches in regard to the concept of counter-transference could be described. Let u...
This article is about how to preserve the vitality of the meaning conveyed to social science researc...
In this presentation, we draw on literature related to reflexivity in social sciences, and discuss r...
There are differences today amongst psychoanalysts regarding if psychoanalysis should limit itself t...
This article reflects on pivotal concepts of psychoanalytic practice and theory, applied to a single...
Learning how to conduct qualitative research may seem daunting for those new to the task, especially...