Dynamics of Studies of the Problem of Correlation of Consciousness, Self-consciousness, ‘I-Concept’, ‘I-Image’ in the Psychology of the Twenty-first Century
D Gunina
KnE Life Sciences November 1, 2018 DOI: 10.18502/kls.v4i8.3295 (opens in new tab)
Study at a glance
AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Theoretical or philosophical paper Pilot study Peer reviewed |
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| Topics | Philosophy of mind |
| Key points | Argues that consciousness, self-consciousness, the 'I-concept', and the 'I-image' can be systematically related through developed criteria and distinguished ontological and epistemological aspects, and proposes a set of categories for analyzing these phenomena in twenty-first-century psychology. A pilot study is said to indicate broad scientific interest in the topic and to show dynamics in that interest over time. |
Abstract
The article reveals the problem of theoretical understanding and practical investigation of the relationship between the concepts of consciousness, selfconsciousness, ‘I-concepts’, ‘I-image’. The criteria for the correlation of the concepts of consciousness, self-consciousness, ‘I-concepts’, ‘the I-image’ have been developed. The systematization of the conceptual apparatus, expressed in the clarification of the essence of the phenomena of consciousness, self-consciousness, the ‘I-concept’, the ‘I-image’ as a special form of the processes of isolation and identification of the individual, is made. Ontological and epistemological aspects of the content of concepts of consciousness, self-consciousness, ‘I-conception’, ‘I-image’ are singledout. The results of the pilot study testify to the presence of a broad scientific interest in the subject of consciousness, self-consciousness, the ‘I-concept’, the ‘I-image’ of the individual. The dynamics of the scientific interest in the phenomenon of consciousness, self-consciousness, the ‘I-concept’, the ‘I-image’ of the personality is shown. Investigating the dynamics of the study of the problem of consciousness and self consciousness, the ‘I-concept’, the ‘I-image’ in psychology in the twenty-first century, the author developed categories: the content and structure of the ‘I—concept’ (we-concept) of the individual; self-consciousness of the person; structure of the self-consciousness component of the individual (self-assessment, self-knowledge, self-perception, meanings, self-realization, etc.); self-consciousness as a factor of professional self-determination of a person; the content and structure of the personality of the ‘I-image’ of the individual; ecological self-consciousness of the individual; and the content of the personality consciousness. Keywords: consciousness, self-consciousness, ‘I-concept’, ‘I-image’