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Direct linkStrong, Tom; Pyle, Nathan R.; deVries, Cecile; Johnston, Dawn N.; Foskett, Allison J. – Canadian Journal of Counselling, 2008
Counselling can be seen as a context or process for meaning-making where clients and counsellors actively interpret and construct meaning. We examine meaning-making in counselling through the lenses of three research methods: (a) discourse analysis, (b) hermeneutic-phenomenology, and (c) autoethnography. Specifically, we relate the process and…
Descriptors: Research Methodology, Hermeneutics, Discourse Analysis, Phenomenology
