Narratives of person & world: individualism & relational processes Dian Marie Hosking www.relational-constructionism.org.

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narratives of person & world: individualism & relational processes Dian Marie Hosking

Narrative 1: ‘this and that’ thinking the rational agent

Narrative 1: ‘this and that’ thinking Observation & the empirical method

Narrative 1: ‘this and that’ thinking Language as a tool for representing the world -> donkeys

Hard self-other differentiation

Narrative 2: relating constructs relational realities Moves away from representation

other possible constructions of person & world New focus: multiple local “language games” & local rationalities

New focus: relational processes ongoing, language-based relating (re)constructs: multiple, local-cultural, local-historical relational realities of self-other and relations & so: relating constructs S-O relations & so could construct other relations

Inquiry as a relational process methodology as ‘tool & result’ how we do things – the ‘tool’, the becoming process - matters because we are (re)producing particular “forms of life” –in different but hierarchical relation or –in different but equal relation what kinds of reality do you want to contribute to (re)making?

Engaged inquiry: some possiblities participative - multi-voiced dialogues of equals open, emergent - minimal pre-structuring appreciative local use values and ethics more or less transformative

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