Doing things with words. Uses and misuses of language in psychopathology
G. Stanghellini (1 2), E. Pienkos (3), G. Castellini (4), L.A. Sass (3)
Issue 1-2016
Introduction
Language and mental disorders
Looping effects and the expanding concept of mental disorder
N. Haslam
Language and emotions
Mental suffering as a struggle with words: language and emotion
R. Rosfort
Reflections on “mania”
Language, prejudice, and the aims of hermeneutic phenomenology: terminological reflections on “mania”
A.V. Fernandez
The word as a hallucinogen
Notes for a Sartrean phenomenology of speaking and being-spoken
F. Leoni
Language of self-definition in the disorders of identity
G. Castellini
The psychopathology of language disorders
A general overview
J. Cutting
The group of schizophrenias as logopathies
O. Doerr-Zegers
Expressions of alienation
Expressions of alienation: language and interpersonal experience in schizophrenia
E. Pienkos, L.A. Sass
Schizophrenic discourse as disturbed relating
R.G.T. Gipps
The Cratylus effect
A case study in semantic deconstruction
G. Stanghellini
Delusion as a specific organisation of sensory perception
The fracture between object and word
A. Correale
Semantic processing and semantic experience in people with schizophrenia: a bridge between phenomenological psychopathology and neuroscience?
M. Ballerini