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The author's exploration of marriage draws on a post-structural epistemology to interrogate the truths of marriage, to foreground the interplay between the institution and society as the site of poetic and political struggle, and in particular psychology s influence (on marriage) as a dominant knowledge system. This exploration shows marriage to be anything but neutral ; it highlights marriage as the receptacle of societal, ideological struggle and in the process it highlights the tensions inherent to our subjectivity, in relation to marriage. It then asks the question as to how psychology and…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The author's exploration of marriage draws on a post-structural epistemology to interrogate the truths of marriage, to foreground the interplay between the institution and society as the site of poetic and political struggle, and in particular psychology s influence (on marriage) as a dominant knowledge system. This exploration shows marriage to be anything but neutral ; it highlights marriage as the receptacle of societal, ideological struggle and in the process it highlights the tensions inherent to our subjectivity, in relation to marriage. It then asks the question as to how psychology and in particular marital (couple) therapy has played a role in the sedimentation of certain dominant stories of marriage and self, how it has reified marriage as the preferred form of heterosexual pair bonding and how it has reified husband and wife as dominant templates of being
Autorenporträt
Since registration as a clinical psychologist with the Health Professionals Council of South Africa in 1985, Dr. Vos has worked as a therapist, trainer and lecturer in a variety of contexts. She received her doctorate in Psychology from the University of Johannesburg in 2006. She is currently working as a private practioner in Cape Town, SA