Literary Essay: Visibility for the Next Generation

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Victoria C. Dickerson PH.D.

private practice, Aptos, CA

Lecturer, Psychology, San José State University, San José, CA

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Victoria C. Dickerson PH.D.,

Corresponding Author

Victoria C. Dickerson PH.D.

private practice, Aptos, CA

Lecturer, Psychology, San José State University, San José, CA

Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Victoria C. Dickerson. E-mail: [email protected]Search for more papers by this author

First published: 06 December 2011

https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1545-5300.2011.01368.x

Citations: 10

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Abstract

以下三种风格的话题有何共同之处呢?《国王的演讲》(于2011年获得2010年度奥斯卡最佳影片,改编自先前默默无闻的英国作家大卫•赛德勒的一部戏剧),《皮普先生》(新西兰作家劳埃德•琼斯的一部小说,2006年进入曼布克奖决选名单),以及《叙事治疗法》(由史蒂芬•马蒂根新近撰写出版,对叙事思想进行阐述)。本篇文学评论提出串联这些不同风格作品的单一主题是对所谓”内部知识”的理解。

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¿Qué tienen en común los siguientes títulos? El discurso del rey (una película ganadora de un Oscar en 2011 como mejor película del año 2010 que fue adaptada de una obra escrita por un autor británico anteriormente desconocido, David Seidler), El señor Pip (una novela escrita por el neozelandés Lloyd Jones que fue preseleccionada para el Premio Booker en 2006) y la terapia narrativa (una exposición de ideas narrativas publicadas recientemente y creadas por Stephen Madigan). En este ensayo literario se propone que el tema particular que relaciona a estos géneros diferentes es el entendimiento de lo que se conoce como “conocimiento íntimo”.

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