Thursday, 8 December 2022

 

Paper 109: Literary Theory & Criticism and Indian Aesthetics :-


Theory of Depersonalization


depersonalization, in psychology, a state in which an individual feels that either he himself or the outside world is unreal. In addition to a sense of unreality, depersonalization may involve the feeling that one’s mind is dissociated from one’s body; that the body extremities have changed in relative size; that one sees oneself from a distance; or that one has become a machine.






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