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Publication Primera entrevista en terapia de pareja: co-construcción de un encuentro situado(2014) Tapia Villanueva, Luis; Molina, Maria ElisaPublication Variety of Love: Multiverses in a Localism Aesthetic(2016) Molina, Maria Elisa; Tapia Villanueva, LuisThe article discusses de conceptualization of human passionate love from historical, cultural and psychological approaches. From these contexts people have constructed and constructed the meanings of love with confusion and ambivalence. This fuzziness has lead to variability in social and family interplay, even in intimate lives. A tension of meanings entails contradictory experiences and aspects of love, for example, care and desire. Diverse meanings and communication scenarios are developed in a coexisting cultural complexity from the focus on family as a social unit and source of parenting, through the detachment of sexuality from breeding that enhanced emotional needs of the couple’s members, to the current society of lessen intimacy and compromise. New ways of amorous relations, more focused on passion and fellowship have emerged. Passionate love when is developed, faces the feelings of uniqueness and legitimacy with the fragmentation and invisibility promoted by postG industrial society. Passionate human love from a perspective of high psychological functions is uniqueness and intimacy. It entails complicity and privacy even secrecy. It is an intersubjective phenomenon that involves moving around the edges of the self and the other who are involved in the experiences of abandonment and surrender. An expansion of the self occurs, the relationship pushes the development of selves and the coGconstruction of weness. Passionate love is an inverbalizable experience that has led humans to resort to poetry getting free from grammatical structures to express its complexity. These productions describe feelings of lenitude, fusion and unicity in a hypergeneralized quality. Love is a metalevel, extraordinary experience, producing an aesthetic experience. Through hipergeneralization experiences are imbued with full sense by ambiguous but powerful symbols in the semiotic process and chronogenesis. Passionate love that is ritualized and mediated by the erotic scene emerges as a deeply embodied phenomenon. The notion of temporality and chronogenesis broadens the understanding of the dynamics of love addressing the essential question about existence. It is in the temporary borders of identity that passionate love arises. This space is in between being another and myself and also merging with him or her. It is an experience that defies sanity. The eternal dance of this madness is the anguish of not solving the existential loneliness and being debated on the edge of closeness and distance, of life and extinction.Publication Relatos de los niños desde una perspectiva de memoria reconstructiva(2021) Río Albornoz, María Teresa del; Molina, Maria ElisaEste artículo analiza la controversia entre posturas teóricas sobre memoria, denominadas recuperativa y reconstructiva, rescatando las ideas de Mead, Bergson (1959) y Bartlett (1932), particularmente en lo relativo a la teorización acerca de la noción de tiempo, la cual debe ser reconsiderada a la hora de analizar el concepto de veracidad y validez de los recuerdos. Se usa como ejemplo de análisis las consideraciones sobre la credibilidad de los relatos de niños en el campo del abuso infantil.Publication Psychotherapy focusing on dialogical and narrative perspectives: a systematic review from qualitative and mixed-methods studies(2024) Mellado, Augusto; Río, María Teresa del; Andreucci Annunziata, Paola; Molina, Maria ElisaIntroduction: This systematic review identified qualitative and mixed-methods empirical studies on psychotherapy from dialogical and narrative approaches, aiming to address the following questions: (1) How are subjectivity and intersubjectivity qualitatively understood in dialogical and/or narrative psychotherapies studied using dialogical and narrative approaches? (2) How do therapeutic changes occur, including their facilitators and barriers? (3) What psychotherapeutic resources are available for psychotherapists in these types of studies? Method: The articles were selected according to the Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines and the eligibility criteria proposed by the PICOS strategy (participants, interventions, comparators, outcomes, and study design) from 163 records identified in the Web of Science Core Collection databases. Results: The systematic review process allowed the selection of 16 articles. The results provided insights into the understanding of subjectivity, intersubjectivity, change in psychotherapy, its facilitators, and barriers from these perspectives. It also offered some therapeutic interventions that can be implemented in psychotherapies, integrating dialogical and/or narrative aspects. Discussion: The centrality of dialogical exploration of patient/client resources, therapists as interlocutors fostering client agency, polyphony serving as scaffolding for change, and interconnection with the sociocultural environment are discussed. The integration of this latter topic has been a challenge for these types of studies, considering the active construction of shared meanings. The dialogical and narrative approaches focus psychotherapy on transforming meanings through dialogue and re-authoring stories, evolving within cultural and historical contexts. Thus, this study highlights the relevance of these perspectives in contemporary psychotherapy, emphasizing dialogue in co-creation within an intersubjective framework.