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Capstone Literature Review (IX. Feminist/postfeminist theory on EDs and…
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Lyddon, Clay & Sparks, 2001
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Kopp, 1995
metaphor therapy- identify, explore, transform
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Irving, 2002
trying to understand how to prevent EDs, need to examine whole systems, not individuals- EDs as creative adjustments to unhealthy cultural norms #
Nordbo, Epest, et. al, 2006
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really long dissertation, discourses on AN
Wilson, Grilo & Vitousek, 2007
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Duesund & Skarderud, 2003
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Lamarre & Rice, 2007
what is recovery? embodying countercultural ideas going against grain of "health" and "wellness", externalizing the problem with caution #
Sands, 2015
disordered embodiment: developmental perspective, body as container for emotion
Bourke, Taylor, Parker & Bagby, 1992
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Malson, Bailey, Clarke, et al, 2011
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Ressler, Kleinman & Mott, 2010 #
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Miller, 1991
"concrete attitude" of ED patients- vulnerable self-organization where optimal integration has not occured- need to meet patient in the concrete
Skarderud Parts I, II & III, 2007 #
study and theory- concretized metaphor use- "embodiment" gone awry paradox of too aware but not enough aware of body
ED as lack of inner language for coping and a personality not fully developed/integrated- need to stimulate growth of identity, affirm emotions
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Kruger & Schofield, 1986
model for DMT in 4 parts, outdated
Oppikofer, 2012
case study, authentic movement
Padro & Coimbra, 2011
DMT for mastery of symbolism, another "language" system for expression of emotion
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Meekums, 2005
motor patterns contain metaphoric significant, exist in space btwn client and therapist
Samaritter, 2009
metaphor in DMT as shared dialogue, bridge to connect
Panhofer & Payne, 2011
how to communicate movement experience with verbal/written language, more effective with metaphor
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Kolter, Ladewig, Summa, el at, 2012
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van der Kolk
trauma on a body level, stored in body- need to access body to heal trauma
metaphor and storytelling as part of Body Image Therapy- metaphors provide immediately and physically impactful
Lock, Epston, Maissel & Faria, 2005 #
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Mathieson & Hoskins, 2005
examining metaphors of change used by ED patients which were often at odds with program view of change
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Gorelick, 1989
metaphor and the CATS, what metaphor can do in therapy
Novy, Ward, Thomas & Gauthier, 2005
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Williams, King & Fox, 2015
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McGuinty, Armstrong & Carriere, 2013
externalizing metaphor therapy- 3 session short-term method proposed for anxiety/depression w/ case study
autoethnography, lack of dialogue between feminist writers/scholars and women with EDs
Senkbeil & Hoppe, 2016
conceptual metaphor analysis of Wasted, sharing on an experience through metaphor that readers can relate to on deep, body level
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Scott, Hanstock & Patterson-Kaye, 2013
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& CBT--Mathieson & Jordan, 2015
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ORIGINS OF METAPHOR?-
Aristotle, Greek origin of "metaphor"
Lakoff & Johnson, Kopp, Gorelick
MAHONEY, 1991 "Our theories of change-- which are our theories of personality, psychopathology, lifespan development, identity, and systems- are most powerfully captured in the generativities and multiplicities that are afforded by metaphors (p. 273)
Mahoney, M. J. (1991). Human change presses:The scientific foundation of psychotherapy. New York: Basic Books.*
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Mensigner, Bonifazi & Larosa, 2007
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