Introduction Dissociative identity disorder (DID) is a debilitating and controversial psychiatric with lifetime prevalence estimated around 1,5%. It remains underdiagnosed despite recognition in international classification of mental disorders. In fact, based on the DSM-5 criteria, DID characterised by two or more distinct personality states that coincide, fluctuating consciousness changing acc...

Abstract J. E. Petersen’s Gespräche des Hertzens mit GOTT (Conversations of the Heart with GOD) is a soliloquy in form prayer that stages dialogue. Its complexity can be illustrated by two communication complexes. A first complex comprises triadic dialogue between Ego and an inner corresponding You – immanent single individual –, mediated God. It offer moment contemplation to readers. In scheme...

Abstract This article proposes a visual and sensory methodology useful to the study of environmental victimization from perspective people exposed harm crime. Given scarcity tools with which approach these dynamic elusive phenomena, I focus first on methodological theoretical positioning that sees encounter between green, cultural, visual, narrative critical criminologies. Second, discuss photo...

There is an emergent identity work perspective that draws on multiple intertwined streams of established identities theorizing and identities-related research. This characterized loosely by five broad sets assumptions: (i) selves are reflexive actively worked on, both in soliloquy social interaction; (ii) multiple, fluid rarely fully coherent; (iii) constructed within relations power; (iv) not ...