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WRITING AS SYSTEMIC PRACTICE
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| Ana Sayfa > Seçtiğiniz Site Kısmı > VIII. EFTA AVRUPA AİLE TERAPİSİ DERNEĞİ KONGRESİ > WORKSHOP > |
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In this session, we will discuss ways of writing dialogically and reflexively guided by systemic principles of collaboration and relationality. We will try to shake off the limiting sound of dry academic writing and turn up the volume on practice writing as a form of living talk. Writing is a relational activity and yet academic and professional journals often expect a dull monologic style of writing which is very different from the animated sounds of everyday working conversations with people. Would our clients recognise themselves in our writing? In a fragmented way, perhaps. Are many practitioners put off from writing in professional journals? Too many, and yet we have so many talented and creative writers in the profession. My doctoral research explored how systemic practitioners and researchers can write in ways which capture the sound of talk, which capture the multi-vocality of reflexive inner dialogue. This session explores how we can write from within practice relationships rather than about them. How can we write in ways that talk with the reader as opposed to at them? And how can we capture the sound of talk in our writing? This workshop supports the inclusion of the creativity of systemic theory and practice into our writing and promotes confidence in reflexive dialogic professional writing as deserving of academic recognition within the systemic practice field as elsewhere in academia.
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