öncentrizmus

öncentrizmus is a term that describes a philosophical perspective or a psychological state characterized by a profound and often exclusive focus on the self. This can manifest in various ways, from an intense interest in one's own thoughts, feelings, and experiences to a belief in the inherent superiority or exceptionalism of the individual. In its most extreme forms, öncentrizmus can lead to a detachment from the concerns and perspectives of others, a difficulty in empathizing, and an inability to recognize or value external realities that do not directly relate to the self. It is not a formally recognized psychological disorder but rather a descriptive term for a particular orientation towards the world.

The concept of öncentrizmus can be explored in literature and philosophy, where it might be depicted as a character flaw or a subject of critical analysis. It is distinct from healthy self-awareness or self-care, which involve understanding and attending to one's needs without necessarily diminishing the importance of others. öncentrizmus suggests a disproportionate weighting of the self in one's internal framework and external interactions, potentially hindering social relationships and a broader understanding of the human condition.