Lecture
Narrative psychology is based on the premise that all the information we receive about the world, and all the information we communicate to the world about ourselves, is shaped in the form of narratives — that is, coherent stories possessing semantic integrity and a certain narrative structure
Narrative psychology is closely related to social constructionism and, in essence, can be regarded as one of its subfields.
Language and speech, which play a crucial role in narrative psychology, are also the primary means of the social construction of reality: by describing the world through speech, we create a shared field of meaning that allows different individuals in society to perceive the world in a similar way.
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