PMID: 9194393Jan 1, 1997Paper

Clinical study of prejudicing autochthonous speech act (thought)--acceleration of the activity in the remission process of schizophrenia

Seishin shinkeigaku zasshi = Psychiatria et neurologia Japonica
Satoshi Kato

Abstract

Schizophrenics occasionally experience guilty feeling at having insulted someone such as having said "You fool" or "Die" to a new acquaintance. They also experience guilty feeling from autochthonous thought, a feeling of having prejudiced his neighbour. This latter autochthonous thought is considered to be closely related with the former prejudicing speech act. The author would provisionally call these phenomenons of prejudice, prejudicing autochthonous speech act (or prejudicing autochthonous thought), particularly in the case in which the object of prejudice is an intimate real other, or a co-presenting other. Based on his own nine cases, the author has first described the clinical characteristics of this symptom, and then developed psychopathological considerations to draw a attention to the therapeutic importance of this symptom. On the symptomatological ground, the prejudicing autochthonous speech act (thought) belongs to psychomotor verbal hallucinations (J. Séglas), more precisely to the soliloquy type of this hallucination. On the clinical ground, this symptom is likely to follow auditory hallucination caused by an acute state or that of recovery period from this state. Furthermore, it is not infrequent that general imp...Continue Reading

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