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Abstract

O tempo foi amplamente investigado por Eugène Minkowski, retomando os conceitos de Henri Bergson de tempo cronológico e duração vivida. Apesar de algumas divergências, a influência bergsoniana contri-buiu para os estudos de Minkowski, que buscou alcançar as características e as alterações do tempo vivido nos pacientes. A alteração na vivência do tempo - possivelmente intensificada na pandemia de Covid-19 - está no cerne da depressão de acordo com a psicopatologia fenomenológica. Assim, o objetivo deste artigo é ampliar a compreensão sobre o tempo vivido e a depressão durante esse período, o que é relevante considerando o acometimento de mais de 300 milhões de pessoas no mundo pela depressão e o aumento em 25% na sua prevalência global após o primeiro ano de contágio do vírus.

Alternate abstract:

Time has been extensively investigated by Eugène Minkowski, taking up Henri Bergson's concepts of objective time and lived time. Despite some divergences, Bergsonian's influence contributed to the studies of Minkowski, who sought to reach the characteristics and alterations of lived time in patients. The alteration in the experience of time - possibly intensified during the COVID-19 pandemic - is placed at the core of depression according to phenomenological psychopathology. Thus, this study aims to expand the understanding of lived time and depression during the pandemic, which is relevant considering that more than 300 million people worldwide are affected by depression and that its global prevalence increased by 25% after the first year of the virus infection.

Alternate abstract:

Le temps a fait l'objet de recherches par Eugène Minkowski, reprenant les concepts de temps chronologique et de durée vécue d'Henri Bergson. Malgré certaines divergences, l'influence bergsonienne a contribué aux études de Minkowski, qui cherchait à comprendre les caractéristiques et les changements du temps vécu chez les patients. Le changement dans l'expérience du temps - peut-être intensifié pendant la pandémie de COVID-19 - est au cœur de la dépression selon la psychopathologie phénoménologique. Cet article cherche donc à élargir la compréhension du temps vécu et de la dépression pendant cette période, ce qui est pertinent compte tenu du fait que plus de 300 millions de personnes dans le monde sont touchées par la dépression et l'augmentation de 25% de sa prévalence mondiale après la première année d'infection par le virus.

Details

Title
Relações entre tempo vivido, depressão e pandemia na perspectiva da psicopatologia fenomenológica1
Author
Paião, Ariane Voltolini 1 ; Antúnez, Andrés Eduardo Aguirre 1 

 Universidade de São Paulo - USP (São Paulo, SP, Brasil 
Pages
1-22
Publication year
2024
Publication date
2024
Publisher
University Association for Research in Fundamental Psychopathology
ISSN
14154714
e-ISSN
19840381
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Portuguese
ProQuest document ID
3069278948
Copyright
© 2024. This work is published under https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ (the “License”). Notwithstanding the ProQuest Terms and Conditions, you may use this content in accordance with the terms of the License.