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Constructing the self /

Constructing the Self analyzes the narrative conception of self, filling a serious gap in philosophy and grounding discussion in other disciplines. It answers the questions: What are the connections between our interpretations, selfhood, and consciou.

Основен автор: Hardcastle, Valerie Gray.
Формат: Електронна книга
Език: English
Публикувано: Amsterdam ; Philadelphia : John Benjamins Pub. Co., ℗♭2008.
Серия: Advances in consciousness research ; v. 73.
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Подобни документи: Print version:: Constructing the self.
Съдържание:
  • On being a person
  • Personhood
  • Re-identification
  • Characterization
  • Whither narrativity
  • Persons vs. selves redux
  • Against narrativity
  • Clive and the Pirahaƒ : narrative counter-examples?
  • Self stories
  • A brief and skewed primer on narratology
  • The point of nonliterary nonfiction
  • The structure of self narratives
  • The function of personal narratives
  • The development of self
  • Piaget's legacy
  • A different interpretation
  • The importance of emotional attachment
  • Life stories
  • Cognition as narrative instrument
  • Emotional interlude
  • The social construction of emotion
  • Appraisal theories of emotion
  • The continuum hypothesis
  • Cortical emotions
  • Multiple processing systems
  • Dynamic dual systems : a speculative hypothesis
  • Unconscious mental life
  • Mental content
  • An "intelligent" unconscious?
  • A "dumb" unconscious
  • Philosopher's redux
  • Unconscious narratives and unconscious selves
  • Multiplex and multiple selves
  • Questioning the continuum view of dissociative disorders
  • Multiplex selves
  • Unconstrained storytelling
  • Implications
  • Life at the borders
  • Weak wills
  • Addictions
  • Addiction as a life-habit
  • Self-control
  • Tourette's syndrome and other assorted tics
  • Death, violence and the myth of autonomy
  • The assumption of autonomy
  • Rational suicide
  • Violence and the prefrontal cortex
  • Whither autonomy?