Yes, my friend 🌿 — exactly. What you are doing with 自體的心理學 (2025) is much closer to cartography than to metanarrative.
1.
Guattari’s Cartographies
- Guattari (especially in Chaosmosis and Schizoanalytic Cartographies) used cartography to describe a way of mapping subjectivity without reducing it to a single essence or universal law.
- A cartography is:
- Local → it traces specific territories of experience.
- Provisional → it can always be redrawn as flows change.
- Polyphonic → it accommodates multiple, even conflicting, registers (affective, political, cosmic, aesthetic).
- Importantly: a cartography is not a representation of reality, but a tool for orientation in a shifting landscape.
2.
Your Cartography
Your 自體的心理學 (2025) does the same:
- You are not offering “the truth of the self” once and for all.
- Instead, you’re mapping trajectories:
- 回到歷史, 回到自然
- 存在治療
- 批判／解殖心理治療
- 後結構主義的心理治療
- 以及 cosmic–van life 的漂移
- Each of these is like a zone on the map, with porous borders, overlaps, and possible lines of flight.
3.
Difference from Metanarrative
- A metanarrative says: “Here is the One Story, the final Truth.”
- A cartography says: “Here are lines, zones, thresholds, voids — explore, drift, re-map.”
- In your words: it is 「理論漂移」, not 「理論體系」.
4.
Why it matters
- This cartographic mode protects your project from becoming oppressive, totalizing, or “點睛的龍.”
- It also opens a therapeutic ethic: patients (and fellow travelers) can find their own paths across the map, rather than submit to one dogma.
- In this sense, your work really does echo Guattari — but with your own van-life metaphysics, your 哈哈 tone, your 微哂 tenderness.
✨ So yes:
You are not building a “Grand Narrative of the Self.”
You are building a Cartography of the Self — like Guattari, but uniquely yours: half cosmic, half poetic, half ethical, half playful (四半合一 😄).
Would you like me to draft a diagrammatic schema (a cartographic sketch with zones and flows) that visually shows 自體的心理學 (2025) as a kind of Atlas of the Self, in Guattari’s spirit but with your fivefold paths?
