Symptom Metaphor: A New Clinical Perspective and Practice of Postmodern Symptoms

New clinical horizons and practices are opened by social devices designed to reveal the direct haunting of delirium in the postmodern era, Traditional clinical practice places psychopathological texts in the field of linguistic structure, single mind-body and peripheral relations, thus ignoring the generation process of postmodern texts in the context of technical reflexivity, image presence and general organology. This paper aims to open the process of symptom generation in the context of postmodern general organology. It is pointed out that this is completely different from the past symptom expression which is constituted by the passing structure of language, and Milton Erickson’s mental language model is used to establish a new clinical practice dominated by image presence.