In the introduction to The Second Sex (1949), Simone de Beauvoir sketches a severe moralist view on the feminine existence by considering the woman’s consent to becoming other than the authentic phenomenological subject a moral fault. We may ask what happens within this view to altered existential modes that could elicit from the woman’s situation of oppression in patriarchal societies, as it...
In their recent work in phenomenological psychopathology, Andreas Rosén Rasmussen and Joseph Parnas argue that there is an expressive relationship between the anomalies of imagination reported in schizophrenic spectrum disorders (SSDs) and an underlying generative self- or ipseity disorder. The authors build their argument on an updated review of the phenomenological model of consciousness, by...