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August 17, 2025Frontiers in SociologyOpen Access

The lived experience of divorce: a narrative analysis of personal stories and identity reconstruction of women

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Women interpret post-divorce life as transformative, reclaiming their narrative through personal stories, and spirituality.
The research identifies an 'agency quest' model, showing how journaling and yoga enhance identity reconstruction.
Using narrative analysis, this study highlights the experiences of women in patriarchal societies, emphasizing their resilience.
It calls attention to the need for including diverse narratives, affirming the importance of messiness and ambiguity in healing.

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Narrative analysis explores how South Asian women reconstruct identity post-divorce, highlighting spirituality and agency in their healing.

Ashalatha et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Narrative analysis explores how South Asian women reconstruct identity post-divorce, highlighting spirituality and agency in their healing.