New Perspectives in Phenomenological Psychopathology: Its Use in Psychiatric Treatment

An edited collection on how mental illness reshapes lived experience, with chapters on autism, depression and loneliness, body dysmorphia, schizophrenia and the experience of space and time, plus a chapter on empathy in psychotherapy.

Elizabeth Pienkos, Jasper Feyaerts, Rosa Ritunnano, Jérôme Englebert and Louis Sass

Shows how phenomenological psychologists can read interview data as both description and interpretation, drawing on Husserl's intentionality and Ricoeur's narrative identity.

Marc H. Applebaum

Examines how phenomenology can ground empirical research in psychiatry and psychology, and which methodological questions remain open when studying patients' experience.

Leonor Irarrázaval

Uses the phenomenology of empathy, the second-person perspective and the epoché to show how mental health professionals can stay close to clients while keeping a professional role.

John Stigmar

Explores how Husserl's and Heidegger's ideas of intersubjectivity connect with psychotherapy and the empathic understanding of the patient.

Archana Barua and Minakshi Das