Depersonalisation/derealisation disorder (DPD) refers to frequent and persistent
detachment from bodily self and disengagement from the outside world. As a dissociative …

This paper is a practical guide to neurophenomenology. Varela's neurophenomenological
research program (NRP) aspires to bridge the gap between, and integrate, first-person (1P) …

This paper considers the phenomenology of depersonalisation disorder, in relation to
predictive processing and its associated pathophysiology. To do this, we first establish a few …

A fundamental aspect of the sense of self is its pre-reflective dimension specifying the self as
a bounded and embodied knower and agent. Being a constant and tacit feature structuring …

Depersonalisation is a common dissociative experience characterised by distressing
feelings of being detached or 'estranged'from one's self and body and/or the world. The …

There has recently been a resurgence of philosophical and scientific interest in the
foundations of self-consciousness, with particular focus on its altered, anomalous forms. This …

Disruptions in the ordinary sense of selfhood underpin both pathological and “enlightened”
states of consciousness. People suffering from depersonalization can experience the loss of …

Patients suffering from depersonalization complain of feeling detached from their body, their
mental states, and actions or even from themselves. In this chapter, I argue that …

“Mineness,” also called “subjective presence” or “personalization,” is the feeling that
experiences belong to a continuing self. This article argues that mineness is produced by …

Flow has been described as a state of optimal performance, experienced universally across
a broad range of domains: from art to athletics, gaming to writing. However, its phenomenal …