Despite its long history of investigating sociality, phenomenology has, to date, said little
about online sociality. The phenomenological tradition typically claims that empathy is the …

A growing body of research supports the role of self-disorders as core phenotypic features of
schizophrenia-spectrum conditions. Self-disorders comprise various alterations of conscious …

The purpose of the present article is to consider schizophrenia—the very idea—from the
perspective of phenomenological psychopathology, with special attention to the problematic …

The contemporary debate on collective intentionality in analytic philosophy has lasted
several decades, but questions concerning the nature of 'we'and the relation between the …

Sociologists tend to see GH Mead's conceptualization of self as fundamentally correct. In this
paper, we develop a critique of Mead's notion of the self as constituted through social …

In recent years, social cognition approaches to human evolution and Material Engagement
Theory have offered new theoretical resources to advance our understanding of the …

Introduction: Abnormal self-experiences are a common feature of major depression despite
their absence from current diagnostic manuals. Current diagnostic criteria leave us with an …

Some accounts of human distinctiveness focus on anatomical features, such as bipedalism
and brain size. Others focus on cognitive abilities, such as tool use and manufacture …

Why do we think there are other self-conscious about, other thinkers of 'I'thoughts, other
possessors of a first-person perspective? What is the most basic manifestation of our grip on …

Many authors claim that being conscious constitutively involves being self-conscious, or
conscious of oneself. This claim appears to be threatened by reports of 'selfless' episodes, or …