Tag: authorship

  • Bounded Provenance

    Provenance matters. If a framework, distinction, or body of field knowledge emerges from survivor testimony, lived observation, clinical experience, theological reflection, or long-form authorship, readers should be able to understand where it came from. Origins matter. Developmental history matters. Authorship…

  • Preserve the Survivor’s Language

    Helping fields need language. Clinical language can clarify. Theological language can locate experience within tradition. Pastoral language can offer spiritual context. Institutional language can make records usable. Research language can make ideas portable across disciplines. All of that can be…