Illness Narratives: Creative Drama Within

Pragya Pandey Joshi, Ankur Joshi, Saket Kale, J. S. Meena, Nivedita Kale
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An illness narrative is constructed when a person engages with both internal dialogues with himself and in interactions with the others during their journey; these can be transformed into dramatic script for social and self –beneficence. This paper explores whether process-centered creative drama could be the optimum modality for this dramatization. It also suggests that this process can be captured to assist the ill person, their care-givers, and others in understanding the dynamic process of illness.
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疾病叙事:内在的创造性戏剧
当一个人在旅途中与自己进行内部对话并与他人互动时,就会构建一个疾病叙事;这些可以转化为戏剧性的剧本,以造福社会和自我。本文探讨了以过程为中心的创造性戏剧是否可以成为这种戏剧化的最佳形式。它还表明,这一过程可以被捕获,以帮助病人、他们的照顾者和其他人了解疾病的动态过程。
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