A key text for psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, and trainees in the area, presenting a clinical model which has close connections with American constructivist psychotherapy and Bowlby's Attachment Theory. The book delineates a set of principles in the study of consciousness that place the first-person perspective at the heart of the analysis of emotional disorders. It differentiates six personality styles, describing the origin of the subjective emotional experience, the ordering and the regulation of the emotional domain, and the psychopathological disorders, and provides…mehr
A key text for psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, and trainees in the area, presenting a clinical model which has close connections with American constructivist psychotherapy and Bowlby's Attachment Theory. The book delineates a set of principles in the study of consciousness that place the first-person perspective at the heart of the analysis of emotional disorders. It differentiates six personality styles, describing the origin of the subjective emotional experience, the ordering and the regulation of the emotional domain, and the psychopathological disorders, and provides neuroscientific evidence showing that brain activity could be related to personality styles.
Giampiero Arciero is Director of the Institute of Constructivist Psychology and Psychotherapy of Rome (IPRA) and works as a Consultant at the Department of Psychiatry, University Hospital of Geneva. He also collaborates with the Psychiatric Neuroscience Group, University of Bari, Italy. His publications include Experience, Explanation, and the Quest for Coherence (2000) in Neimeyer A.R., Raskin D.J. (Eds), Constructions of Disorder. Identity, Personality and Emotional Regulation (2004) in Freeman, A., Mahoney, M. J., & DeVito, P. (Eds.). Cognition and psychotherapy (2nd ed.). He is the author of Studi e dialoghi sull'identità personale (2002), Estudios y Dialogos sobre la identidad personal (2 edition)(2005), Sulle Tracce di Se'(2006) Tras las huellas de sí mismo (2009). Guido Bondolfi is a psychiatrist, psychotherapist and a mindfulness instructor (MBCT and MBSR). He is "Chargé de Cours" at the Medical School of the University of Geneva (Switzerland) where he teaches Psychiatry and Psychotherapy. As head of a "Secteur" and of a specialized programme for depressive disorders at the Department of Psychiatry of the Geneva University Hospitals, Guido Bondolfi's research interests include cognitive psychotherapy, mood disorders and pathological gambling. He is the author of more than fifty peer reviewed publications and of a book: "Traitement intégré de la dépression: de la résistance à la prévention de la rechute" (2004).
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Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1 Subjectivity and Ipseity From Kant to cybernetics The sense of Self and the variety of experience Non-linear systems and the construction of the Self * Non-linear Systems * Construction of the Self The Organization of living systems and Constructivism of the Self. * The Organization of living systems * Constructivism of the Self Robert's Self from a systemic perspective The continuity of the sense of Self The return of the world and the question who (Die Werfrage) * Returning to the world * The question who (Die Werfrage) Finding itself in things and with others Reflection Meaning Chapter 2 Ipseity and Language Traces of the other Shared meaning Finding oneself in the world: suggestions from phenomenology Body-to-body The significativity of expressions and objects Referential communication Oneself in the mirror and in the refraction of language Recognition of Self in the mirror and in language Affective engagements Acting and speaking Chapter 3 Personal Identity Speaking of the past Stories of the future The sense of Self in the Age of reason The modes of identity Inclinations Situatedness The body, pain, and others Chapter 4 Emotioning Embodied emotions and judgments of the body E-moting E-moting with others Emotional inclinations Constructionist Situatedness The impact of technology Technological tuning Mediated affective engagement PART II Chapter 5 The "Eating Disorder-prone" Style of Personality Co-perceiving the Self and Other Disorders * Anorexia nervosa * Bulimia Nervosa * Binge Eating Disorder. * Disorders connected to male body shape. * Behavioural addictions (compulsive buying, pathological gambling, kleptomania, Internet addiction, impulsive-compulsive sexual behaviour, pyromania). Chapter 6 The Obsessive-Compulsive-Prone Style of Personality * Michael Kohlhaas * Mr Prokharchin. Disorders Thematic personality disorders Scrupulousness Hoarding Logical complacency OCD Disorders Case vignettes:Uncertainty about One's Own Thoughts Uncertainty about One's Actions and their Consequences Uncertainty of the Sense of Self Chapter 7 Personalities Prone to Hypochondria-Hysteria "The Loser" Disorders Hysteria. Case Vignette The Neuroscientific perspective Case Vignette The neural substratum Hypochondria Case Vignette Chapter 8 The Phobia-Prone Style of Personality Interoceptive awareness and emotional experience Zuccarello distinguished melodist Case vignette Disorders The distortion of personal stability The fear of fear What is the origin of distorted beliefs? Agoraphobia Case vignettes:Specific phobia? Spontaneous panic? Chapter 9 The Depression-Prone Style of Personality The margins of the problem Enduring dispositions The Depressive-Prone Style of Personality Disorders Case vignette Is depression an adaptation? Message in a bottle References
Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1 Subjectivity and Ipseity From Kant to cybernetics The sense of Self and the variety of experience Non-linear systems and the construction of the Self * Non-linear Systems * Construction of the Self The Organization of living systems and Constructivism of the Self. * The Organization of living systems * Constructivism of the Self Robert's Self from a systemic perspective The continuity of the sense of Self The return of the world and the question who (Die Werfrage) * Returning to the world * The question who (Die Werfrage) Finding itself in things and with others Reflection Meaning Chapter 2 Ipseity and Language Traces of the other Shared meaning Finding oneself in the world: suggestions from phenomenology Body-to-body The significativity of expressions and objects Referential communication Oneself in the mirror and in the refraction of language Recognition of Self in the mirror and in language Affective engagements Acting and speaking Chapter 3 Personal Identity Speaking of the past Stories of the future The sense of Self in the Age of reason The modes of identity Inclinations Situatedness The body, pain, and others Chapter 4 Emotioning Embodied emotions and judgments of the body E-moting E-moting with others Emotional inclinations Constructionist Situatedness The impact of technology Technological tuning Mediated affective engagement PART II Chapter 5 The "Eating Disorder-prone" Style of Personality Co-perceiving the Self and Other Disorders * Anorexia nervosa * Bulimia Nervosa * Binge Eating Disorder. * Disorders connected to male body shape. * Behavioural addictions (compulsive buying, pathological gambling, kleptomania, Internet addiction, impulsive-compulsive sexual behaviour, pyromania). Chapter 6 The Obsessive-Compulsive-Prone Style of Personality * Michael Kohlhaas * Mr Prokharchin. Disorders Thematic personality disorders Scrupulousness Hoarding Logical complacency OCD Disorders Case vignettes:Uncertainty about One's Own Thoughts Uncertainty about One's Actions and their Consequences Uncertainty of the Sense of Self Chapter 7 Personalities Prone to Hypochondria-Hysteria "The Loser" Disorders Hysteria. Case Vignette The Neuroscientific perspective Case Vignette The neural substratum Hypochondria Case Vignette Chapter 8 The Phobia-Prone Style of Personality Interoceptive awareness and emotional experience Zuccarello distinguished melodist Case vignette Disorders The distortion of personal stability The fear of fear What is the origin of distorted beliefs? Agoraphobia Case vignettes:Specific phobia? Spontaneous panic? Chapter 9 The Depression-Prone Style of Personality The margins of the problem Enduring dispositions The Depressive-Prone Style of Personality Disorders Case vignette Is depression an adaptation? Message in a bottle References
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