Ungvari Gabor S, Caroff Stanley N, Csihi Levente, Gazdag Gábor
Division of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, University of Western Australia, Crawley 6009, Western Australia, Australia.
Section of Psychiatry, University of Notre Dame, Fremantle 6160, Western Australia, Australia.
World J Psychiatry. 2025 Jun 19;15(6):104247. doi: 10.5498/wjp.v15.i6.104247.
In the award-winning and widely-acclaimed fictional novel, , the author, Han Kang, relates a compelling and dramatic story of inexorable psychotic deterioration from the perspective of a tragically affected young woman and her close family members. Apart from a variety of interpretations of psychosis from historical, social, psychological, and feminist perspectives, the book also presents a detailed and realistic picture of objective psychotic symptoms that reveals insights into historic and nearly forgotten phenomenological concepts. In this literary case study, we analyze the symptoms remarkably described by the author and briefly review the medical literature on the phenomena of catatonia, schizophrenic autism, paragnomen and the praecox-feeling.
在这部屡获殊荣且广受赞誉的虚构小说中,作者韩江从一位深受悲剧影响的年轻女子及其亲密家庭成员的视角,讲述了一个关于精神错乱无情恶化的扣人心弦且充满戏剧性的故事。除了从历史、社会、心理和女权主义视角对精神病进行的各种解读外,这本书还呈现了客观精神病症状的详细而现实的图景,揭示了对历史上几乎被遗忘的现象学概念的见解。在这个文学案例研究中,我们分析作者所精彩描述的症状,并简要回顾关于紧张症、精神分裂症性孤独症、类名错觉和早发性感觉现象的医学文献。