Depersonalization and the Sense of Realness

Somogy Varga

Depersonalization and the Sense of Realness

Somogy Varga

Department of Arts and Cultural Studies

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Abstract

From Minkowski and Jaspers to Blankenburg, phenomenological psychopathology has assumed that lost or diminished experience of 'realness' is related to an impairment of tacit level intersubjectivity. This paper develops a theoretical framework for this hypothesis by drawing mainly on the phenomenological tradition and the works of Wittgenstein. The argument, in return, contributes to recent discussions regarding depersonalization and intersubjectivity. In addition, the approach suggests some interesting implications for psychopathology.

Original language	English
Journal	Philosophy, Psychiatry & Psychology
Volume	19
Issue number	2
Pages (from-to)	123-126
ISSN	1071-6076
Publication status	Published - Jun 2012

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Depersonalization and the Sense of Realness

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