2009
DOI: 10.1097/yco.0b013e3283318e5c
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Embodiment and psychopathology: a phenomenological perspective

Abstract: A phenomenology of embodiment may be combined with enactive approaches to cognitive neuroscience in order to overcome dualist concepts of the mind as an inner realm of representations that mirror the outside world. Phenomenological and ecological concepts of embodiment should also be conjoined to enable a new, advanced understanding of mental illness.

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“…However, I suggest that the gut microbiome’s evidential links to mood and mental health ask for a much more of a horizontal slice through this biopsychosocial construct. Research into the gut microbiome may be easily divided into the biological research looking at bacteria in the laboratory, with social scientists asking how the social and environmental are related to this new method of internalising mental illness away from social determinants, and psy-disciplines trying to wrestle back selfhood to the head or drawing maps against models of embodied cognition [65]. However, I suggest that it is possible to take a horizontal perspective.…”
Section: Entangled Meanings: What the Microbiome–gut–brain Axis Can Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, I suggest that the gut microbiome’s evidential links to mood and mental health ask for a much more of a horizontal slice through this biopsychosocial construct. Research into the gut microbiome may be easily divided into the biological research looking at bacteria in the laboratory, with social scientists asking how the social and environmental are related to this new method of internalising mental illness away from social determinants, and psy-disciplines trying to wrestle back selfhood to the head or drawing maps against models of embodied cognition [65]. However, I suggest that it is possible to take a horizontal perspective.…”
Section: Entangled Meanings: What the Microbiome–gut–brain Axis Can Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Igualmente, se asume que la perspectiva del yo mínimo tiene como requisito esencial la vivencia de la corporalidad (embodiment) (5,6), en tanto organizadora de la experiencia a partir de las capacidades vivenciales de la motilidad y la percepción. Por tanto, el disturbio de la corporalidad (disembodiment) será sustento explicativo de múltiples alteraciones de la ipseidad y de experiencias patológicas en la esquizofrenia (7,8), como se precisará más adelante.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…El "cuerpo-objeto" es el cuerpo investigado desde afuera, es el cuerpo de la anatomía y la fisiología que puede ser medido y examinado mediante instrumentación biomédica (7,9), mientras que el "cuerpo-vivido" es el cuerpo experimentado desde adentro, es la experiencia que un sujeto tiene de su cuerpo en una perspectiva de primera persona (3). Normalmente, el cuerpo se mantiene circunscrito a una dimensión tácita, no plenamente consciente, y opera implícitamente en la configuración de la percepción del ambiente externo (10).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Si l'on se met d'accord sur une définition solide de l'humeur, et plus généralement de l'émotion en tant que « vécu de motivation au mouvement » (voir par exemple [7][8][9][10][11]), la place de celle-ci au sein de ces manifestations psychopathologiques est incontestable. Cependant, l'on peut se demander s'il agit là de l'« organisateur structurel » de ces deux entités.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified