Imagination and Social Perspectives (eBook, PDF)

Approaches from Phenomenology and Psychopathology
Redaktion: Summa, Michela; Vanzago, Luca; Fuchs, Thomas

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Produktbeschreibung

This book employs approaches from phenomenology and psychopathology to show how perspectival flexibility is grounded in the interplay of perception and imagination, and develops a reassessment of social experience. It is essential for researchers working on imagination, social cognition and the epistemological problems of other minds.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 368
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Oktober 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781315411521
• Artikelnr.: 49984063

Autorenporträt

Michela Summa is a post-doc researcher and lecturer at the Philosophy Department of Julius Maximilians Universität Würzburg. Research interests include: the phenomenology of sensible experience, the phenomenology and the psychopathology of self- and other-experience, the phenomenology of memory and imagination, aesthetic and ontology of fiction. Thomas Fuchs is Karl Jaspers Professor of Philosophy and Psychiatry at Heidelberg University, Germany. Areas of expertise: phenomenological philosophy, psychology and psychopathology, with a focus on embodiment, temporality, spatiality, and intersubjectivity. Clinical work focus: diagnosis, psychopathological assessment and treatment of adults with severe psychiatric disorders. Luca Vanzago is a professor of Theoretical Philosophy and of Theory of Knowledge at the University of Pavia, Italy. Areas of expertise: phenomenology, philosophy of mind, and ontology, with focus on temporality, bodily subjectivity, the experience of pain, and the "hard problem" of consciousness.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Imagination and Social Perspectives. Approaches from Phenomenology and
Psychopathology
Michela Summa, Thomas Fuchs, and Luca Vanzago
Section I: Imagination and the As-If: Experiencing Multiple Realities
2. Imagining Oneself
Andrea Altobrando
3. Experiencing Reality and Fiction: Discontinuity and Permeability
Michela Summa
4. As-if I Were You: Imagining the Other in Aesthetic Experience from Kant
to Husserl
Serena Feloj
Section II: Imagination and Intersubjectivity in Psychopathology
5. The "As-if" Function and Its Loss in Schizophrenia
Thomas Fuchs
6. Intersubjective Expression in Autism and Schizophrenia
Till Grohmann
7. The Phenomenology of Intersubjective Reality in Schizophrenia
Zeno Van Duppen
Section III: Imagination and the Experience of Others
8. Spinoza on the Role of Feelings, Imagination and Knowledge in Sex, Love,
and Social Life
Rudolf Bernet
9. Sartre and the Role of Imagination in Mutual Understanding
Jens Bonnermann
10. Intersubjectivity and Imagination. On Merleau-Ponty's Conception of
Intercorporeality as Foundation of Community
Luca Vanzago
11. The Minded Other and the Work of the Imagination
Anita Avramides
12. Empathy without Simulation
Matthew Ratcliffe
Section IV: The Sociality of Imagination
13. Collective Imagination: A Normative Account
Thomas Szanto
14. Shared imagining: Beyond extension, distribution, and commitment
Julia Jansen
15. Beyond the Dichotomy of "Social Direct Perception" and "Simulation
Theory". Scheler's Account of Social Cognition Revisited
Emanuele Caminada
Section V. Aesthetic, Ethical, and Socio-Political Grounds of
Perspective-Taking
16. We-Perspective on Aesthetic Grounds: Gemeinsinn and Übereinstimmung in
Kant and Wittgenstein
Silvana Borutti
17. Social Perspectivity. From the Anonymous Social Order to Individual and
Social Awareness
Karl Mertens
18. The Ethico-Political Turn of Phenomenology. Reflections on Otherness in
Husserl and Levinas
Matthias Flatscher and Sergej Seitz