The embodied self : dimensions, coherence and disorders ; with 15 tables. ed. Thomas Fuchs . Contributors Tarik Bel-Bahar .

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XX, 329 S. : graph. Darst. ; 25 cm Vorsatzblatt mit Praxisstempel, sonst sauber erhalten und keine Anstreichungen o.ä. Philosophy: What makes up a Self? Self Coherence and its Origins 1 Minimal Self and Narrative Self 3 1.1 A Distinction in Need of Refinement 3 Dan Zahavi 1.2 Comment: The Minimal Self is a Social Self 12 Sanneke de Haan 1.3 Reply:. Even in the Absence of Social Interaction? 18 Dan Zahavi 2 Body Perception and Self-Consciousness 21 2.1 Full-Body Illusions and Minimal Phenomenal Selfhood 21 Olaf Blanke and Thomas Metzinger 2.2 Comment: Minimal Conditions for the Simplest Form of Self-Consciousness 35 Adrian J. T. Smith 3 Radical Enactivism and Narrative Practice 43 3.1 Implications for Psychopathology 43 Daniel D. Hutto 3.2 Comment: Radical Enactivism and Inter-Corporeal Affectivity 66 Joel Krueger 4 Comment: A Common Ground Approach to Selfhood 71 Lorna Lees-Grossmann Is There a Self Without Selves? Development of Self and Intersubjectivity Neuroscience: Brain, Consciousness and Self 5 Neuroscientific Approach to Intersubjectivity 77 5.1 Embodied Simulation and its Role in Intersubjectivity 77 Vittorio Gállese 5.2 Comment: Conscious Mirroring? 92 Athena Demertzi 6 Brain Function in Disorders of Consciousness 95 6.1 Is There Anybody in There? 95 Steven Laureys and Athena Demertzi 6.2 Comment: Me in Here 110 Rachel Wood 7 Cognitive and Bodily Selves 117 7.1 How Do They Interact Following Brain Lesion? 117 Yves Rossetti, Nicholas P. Holmes, Gilles Rode and Alessandro Famé 7.2 Comment: A Network for Maintaining Self-Body Coherence 134 Silvia Salerno Developmental Psychology: Is There a Self Without Selves? Development of Self and Intersubjectivity 8 Contingency Perception 141 8.1 Contingent Parental Reactivity in Early Socio-Emotional Development 141 György Gergely, Orsolya Koós and John S. Watson 8.2 Comment: Explaining Early Social Interactions 169 Ernö Téglás and Agnes M. Kovács 8.3 Reply: Meaning, Subjectivity and Coordination 173 Hanne De Jaegher and Thomas Fuchs 9 Me and Mine in Early Development 175 Philippe Rochat 10 Autism: A Disorder in the Development of Self 183 Peter Hobson 11 Understanding Intersubjectivity: Enactive and Embodied 203 11.1 Non-Representational Intersubjectivity 203 Thomas Fuchs and Hanne De Jaegher 11.2 Comment 1: Stay Cognitive! 215 Mikolaj Hernik 11.3 Comment 2: Enaction versus Representation - an Opinion Piece 218 Hanne De Jaegher Psychiatry and Psychosomatic Medicine: How to Treat a Self. Self Disorders and Their Therapy 12 Phenomenology of Self-Disorders 227 12.1 The Spectrum of Schizophrenia 227 Josef Pamas and Louis A. Sass 12.2 Comment: The Self in the Spectrum - Notes from a Borderland 245 Andrea Raballo 13 Mentalization and Structural Functioning: Therapeutic Implications 251 13.1 The Impact of Structural Functioning for the Embodied Self 251 Gerd Rudolf 13.2 Mentalization: Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder 260 Peter Fonagy and Patrick Luyten 13.3 Comment 1 : Wanted - Autochtonous BPD Neurocircuitry 278 Tarik Bel-Bahar and Alex Desiatnikov 13.4 Comment 2: In Search of a Better Treatment for Fragmented Self 287 Alena Streltsova 4 Boundaries and Common Grounds: Aspects of Integration 293 14.1 Disordered Self: Any Chance for Therapeutic Integration? 293 Peter Henningsen 14.2 Comment: Disorders of the Self - Multi- or Interdisciplinary? 299 Alex R. López-Rolón Glossary ISBN 9783794527915 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 855. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 1099817

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