Jiang's term for the imaginative self-separation by which a person both acts in the world and observes the whole scene from outside it.
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Disassociation
Jiang's term for the imaginative self-separation by which a person both acts in the world and observes the whole scene from outside it.
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Key Notes
To be human means to be conscious, and consciousness is ultimately an act of imagination in which part of the self steps back from speech and action to observe and analyze them.
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"...speaking, you have to step back. Okay? We actually call this disassociation. You have to disassociate yourself. Disassociate, meaning basically that as you're speaking,..."
"Okay, so he says that one thing about this trauma is disassociation, okay? So these patients will reveal details that would shock anyone else,..."
"...you? What happens to you? You're not there. The word is disassociation. Okay? You're not there. You don't remember anything. Because your mind will..."
"So, this is all to create trauma, which creates disassociation, which allows the priest to program the Pharaoh. Okay? Does that make sense? Okay...."
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