Delinquens Narrator – on the Roots and Selected Aspects of the Narrative Approach to Criminality

For several decades now we have been observing the growing importance of the so-called narrative approach in social sciences. The concept of narratives is also used more and more often – both theoretically and methodologically – in discussions on the nature of crime. The aim of this article is to in...

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Published inPolish journal of social rehabilitation Vol. 10; no. 2; pp. 283 - 296
Main Authors Piotrowski, Przemysław, Florek, Stefan
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Pedagogium Fundation 01.12.2015
Fundacja Pedagogium
Fundacja Pedagagium
Subjects
Criminology
narratives, criminality
social rehabilitation
Social Sciences
Sociology
therapy
narratives
therapy
social rehabilitation
criminality
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Summary:For several decades now we have been observing the growing importance of the so-called narrative approach in social sciences. The concept of narratives is also used more and more often – both theoretically and methodologically – in discussions on the nature of crime. The aim of this article is to indicate the prospects for applying the concept of “narratives” in studies on crime, and thus the possibility of using the results of this research in social rehabilitation
ISSN:2081-3767
2392-2656