The "We-Ness": A Dasein-Analytical Approach to Group Therapy

Psychopathology
Gilberto Di Petta, Danilo Tittarelli

Abstract

Beyond the language of medicine and psychology, the essence of many psychopathological experiences remains something that cannot be explained, even if it is possible to perceive it. Phenomenological language in this case must adapt itself to the heart of the lived experience. The phenomenological attitude, in particular, allows us to grasp something that happens before (a priori) the distinction between subject and object. The application of the phenomenological setting to groups of human beings in a clinical and therapeutic context allows us, in spite of its descriptive-contemplative aura, the extreme richness of potentialities, applicative and transformative, of one of the greatest intuitions of modern thought: the disappearance of the fission between the subject, the others and the world-of-life, in the evidence of meaning that the mutual experience of one's own presence (Dasein) opens up. The Mitseindoes not represent the only existential structure that makes the Daseinable to exist with others, but the relationship between the "originary temporality" of the Daseinand the other as "you." Dasein is that entity that is structurally "with" others. And it is in this dynamic relationship that the theme of Sorge unfolds. Care bec...Continue Reading

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Apr 28, 2007·Australasian Psychiatry : Bulletin of Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists·Mila Goldner-VukovDenise Cupina

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