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[Minkowski's concept of lived time]
Annales Medico-Psychologiques
|October 1, 1989
Summary
This study explores lived time in Minkowski space, examining syntony and schizoidy in schizophrenia and mania. Melancholia presents a contrasting experience of slowed or stopped lived time.
Area of Science:
- Phenomenology
- Psychopathology
- Neuroscience
Context:
- Builds upon prior work on P. Janet.
- Explores Minkowski's concepts of lived time, syntony, and schizoidy.
- Integrates Bleuler's notions into the analysis.
Purpose:
- To analyze the concept of lived time within the framework of Minkowski space.
- To investigate the relationship between lived time and specific psychiatric conditions.
- To examine Minkowski's concepts of syntony and schizoidy and diagnosis by penetration.
Summary:
- Investigates lived time in Minkowski space, including syntony and schizoidy.
- Analyzes lived time in schizophrenia, noting a subduction in mania.
- Contrasts these with melancholia, where lived time is slowed or stopped.
Impact:
- Offers novel insights into the temporal experience in psychiatric disorders.
- Connects phenomenological concepts with neuroscientific frameworks.
- Provides a basis for understanding subjective time distortions in mental illness.