Tag: Phenomenology


Anomalous Self-Experience: When You Feel Like a Stranger

Introduction to Anomalous Self-Experience Anomalous Self-Experience, often abbreviated as ASE, refers to a specific class of subjective disturbances concerning the fundamental sense of self, known in philosophical terms as ipseity or the minimal self. These experiences are characterized by subtle yet pervasive alterations in the way an individual experiences their own existence, often manifesting as […]

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Anomalous Self-Experiences: When Reality Feels Unfamiliar

Introduction and Conceptual Definition of Anomalous Self-Experiences Anomalous Self-Experiences (ASEs) refer to profound, subjective disturbances in the fundamental structure of the self, often described as a disturbance of ipseity. These anomalies are not merely temporary states of distress or typical psychological fluctuations, but rather pervasive alterations in the way an individual experiences their own presence, […]

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