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异己手综合征是神经精神病学领域内最引人注目的病理现象之一。按照临床神经病学的界定，患者的某只手似乎按照本身的意志呈现目的性的协调动作或姿势，而另一只手则试图干扰和对抗这种正在进行的活动。这使得患者对自己的躯体感到陌生和疏远。结合脑与认知神经科学的最新证据，以及现象学方法论，现象学精神病理学试图从拥有感与自主感这一对概念入手，尝试解读异己手综合征的主观体验，并给出一种融合第一人称与第三人称视角的干预措施。
Alien hand syndrome is one of the most striking pathologies in neuropsychiatry. According to the definition of clinical neurology, one hand of a patient seems to present a purposeful coordinated action or posture according to his own will, while the other hand attempts to disrupt and counter this ongoing activity. This makes the patient feel strange and alienated to his own body. Combined with the latest evidence of brain and cognitive neuroscience, as well as phenomenological methodology, phenomenological psychopathology attempts to start from the concept of sense of ownership and autonomy to try to interpret the subjective experience of alienated hand syndrome and give a fusion of One-person intervention with a third-person perspective.