Subjectivity as a borderline: topological and genetic model

Zhuravlev, I; Tkhostov, Alexander

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Subjectivity as a borderline: topological and genetic model

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S0205-95920000621-0-1

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I Zhuravlev Send message Alexander Tkhostov

Abstract

The subjectivity is defined as a unity and mutual allacation of Self and non-Self, of mine and not mine. There are described the mechanisms that may underlie the subjectivity forming and disintegration in conditions о mental pathology. With this end in view, it is suggested to present subjectivity in topologic and genetic (evolutional) models.

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subjectivity, objectivation, depersonalization, self-consciousness, intenlionality, alienation

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01.05.2003

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GOST	Tkhostov A., Zhuravlev Subjectivity as a borderline: topological and genetic model // Psikhologicheskii zhurnal. – 2003. – V. 24. – Issue 3 C. 5-12 .
MLA	Tkhostov, Alexander, Zhuravlev, I. "Subjectivity as a borderline: topological and genetic model." Psikhologicheskii zhurnal. 24.3 (2003).:5-12.
APA	Tkhostov A., Zhuravlev (2003). Subjectivity as a borderline: topological and genetic model. Psikhologicheskii zhurnal. vol. 24, no. 3, pp.5-12

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