[통합주의] 연구논문: 성경적 상담 관점에서 본 이야기치료

This thesis looks into the content of Narrative Therapy, which is  a new experiment in the counseling field, and deals with it from the  perspective of Biblical Counseling. A `Narrative` is used efficiently in  many fields: personal history, literature, movies and so on, because  people cannot live without stories. There is not a successful drama  without a `narrative` that captivates and sympathizes the audience. We  live in an era, when person`s or good`s value can be increased according  to having certain `narrative`. A `narrative` is emerged naturally and  essentially in the course of counseling. Everybody has his problems and  difficulties happening in his life. Through the `narrative` of a  problem, the situation of a man`s life is introduced, and his pain is  also revealed. After that, there is a cure through another `narrative`.  Narrative Therapy is in line with the birth of Post Modernism. Modernism  emphasizes absolute sovereign authority. On the other hand, Post  Modernism, which is against Modernism, always recognizes others and  respect the others` story with a humble attitude. Narrative Therapy is  processed toward to accept counselee`s story and respect his judgement  and choice under any circumstances. A Counselor has the `not knowing  position` about his counselee`s information and choice. As an expert, a  counselor`s counsel attitude that recognizes counselee`s position is  very welcomed in the atmosphere of modern society, where the position of  absolute authority has been tarnished. However, there must be a reality  check from the perspective of Biblical Counseling. Because the Bible  should be regarded as `the only absolute value` despite the social  condition weakening of absolute standard. The world`s standards and  rules have changed, but the Bible still exists as the standard and rules  and regulations in our lives. From that point, the counseling attitude  of `people-oriented` in Narrative Therapy is differ from it of  `God-oriented` in Biblical Counseling. This study looks through the  definition and the ideological background of Narrative Therapy, and  examines the components and the process of Narrative Therapy. Also the  positive side of Narrative Therapy is discussed in the course of  counseling. It is the application of counseling through a `narrative`  and also it takes the role to dissect of the power of ruling class  through a `narrative`. Furthermore, a viewpoint of human beings and the  Bible in Narrative Therapy is discussed from the perspective of Biblical  counseling. So is the role of counselor.