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This paper examines the role of self-narrative in shaping identity and its implications in psychiatric contexts.

February 26, 2026TopoiOpen Access

The Hermeneutics of Disordered Self-Narratives

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Explores how self-narratives reflect identity in psychiatric disorders, highlighting implications for therapy.

This paper examines the role of self-narrative in shaping identity and its implications in psychiatric contexts.
Explores the concept of self-narrative as a reflective function of identity.
Analyzes changes in self-narration due to psychiatric disorders.
Discusses challenges in interpreting self-narratives from psychiatric and hermeneutical perspectives.
Identifies self-narratives as key to understanding identity in individuals with psychiatric disorders.
Highlights how narrative distance affects interpretation and reflection of self-experiences.
Argues that self-narratives provide access for others to understand individual experiences.

Shaun Gallagher (2026) studied this question.

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