id has been researched along with Psychotic-Disorders* in 4 studies
1 review(s) available for id and Psychotic-Disorders
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The Id, the ego, and the temporal lobe.
Topics: Ego; Epilepsy, Temporal Lobe; Humans; Id; Psychotic Disorders; Seizures; Temporal Lobe | 2006 |
3 other study(ies) available for id and Psychotic-Disorders
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Embodied ideas and divided selves: revisiting Laing via Bakhtin.
In this article, we apply Mikhail Bakhtin's model of a 'divided self' to R.D. Laing's eponymous work on the lived experience of divided selves in 'psychosis'. Both of these authors offer intriguing insights into the fracturing of self through its social relationships (including the 'micro-dialogues' staged for oneself) but from uniquely different perspectives. Bakhtin (1984) uses Dostoevsky's novels as his material for a theory of self, centrally concerned with moments of split identity, crisis, and personal transformation, while Laing relies on his patient's accounts of 'psychosis'. We will outline how two key Bakhtinian divisions of the self (spirit/soul and authoritative/internally persuasive discourse) help to make sense of Laing's descriptions of his patient's experiences and micro-dialogues. Conversely, when refracted through Laing's phenomenology Bakhtin's account of the self becomes richer and somewhat darkened in terms of a double-edged ontology, which describes a maximally open self but one that is consumed by ideas, unable to manage their contradictions. The implications of this for managing the dilemmas of self-identity will be drawn out. Topics: Adaptation, Psychological; Authoritarianism; Defense Mechanisms; Ego; Humans; Id; Identity Crisis; Internal-External Control; Interpersonal Relations; Literature, Modern; Medicine in Literature; Mind-Body Relations, Metaphysical; Personality Development; Psychological Theory; Psychotic Disorders; Self Concept; Social Responsibility | 2009 |
On the experience of time and its dynamics, with special reference to affects.
Topics: Adult; Affect; Defense Mechanisms; Humans; Id; Instinct; Male; Object Attachment; Psychoanalytic Theory; Psychoanalytic Therapy; Psychotic Disorders; Superego; Time Perception | 1976 |
Freud's theory of conflicts.
Topics: Austria; Combat Disorders; Conflict, Psychological; Ego; History, 19th Century; Humans; Id; Instinct; Libido; Neurotic Disorders; Psychoanalytic Theory; Psychosexual Development; Psychotic Disorders; Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic | 1970 |