The philosophy of psychiatry : a companion

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The philosophy of psychiatry : a companion

edited by Jennifer Radden

（International perspectives in philosophy and psychiatry / edited by Bill (K.W.M.) Fulford ... [et al.]）

Oxford University Press, 2004

  • alk. paper

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 434-435) and index

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内容説明

This is a comprehensive volume of original essays by leading thinkers that explores the newly emerging inter-disciplinary field of the philosophy of psychiatry. The contributors aim to define this exciting field and to highlight the philosophical assumptions and issues that underlie psychiatric theory and practice, the category of mental disorder, and rationales for its social, clinical and legal treatment. As a branch of medicine and a healing practice, psychiatry relies on presuppositions that are deeply and unavoidably philosophical. A new research field - the philosophy of psychiatry - began to form during the last two decades of the twentieth century. Prompted by a growing recognition that philosophical ideas underlie many aspects of clinical practice, psychiatric theorizing and research, mental health policy, and the economics and politics of mental health care, academic philosophers, practitioners, and philosophically trained psychiatrists have begun a series of vital, cross-disciplinary exchanges. This volume provides a guide to the most important yields of those exchanges.Leading thinkers in this area, including clinicians, philosophers, psychologists, and interdisciplinary teams, provide original discussions that are not only expository and critical, but also a reflection of their authors' distinctive and often powerful and imaginative viewpoints and theories. All the discussions break new theoretical ground. As befits such an interdisciplinary effort, they are methodologically eclectic, and varied and divergent in their assumptions and conclusions; together, they comprise a significant new exploration, definition, and mapping of the philosophical aspects of psychiatric theory and practice.

目次

  • Foreword
  • Introduction
  • PART 1: PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND NORMALCY
  • 1. Cognition: Brain Pain: Psychotic Cognition, Hallucination and Delusions
  • 2. Affectivity: Depression and Mania
  • 3. Desire: Paraphilia and Distress in DSM-IV
  • 4. Character: Moral Treatment and the Personality Disorders
  • 5. Action: Volitional Disorder and Addiction
  • 6. Self-Ascription: Thought Insertion
  • 7. Memory: The Nature and Significance of Dissociation
  • 8. Body: Disorders of Embodiment
  • 9. Identity: Personal Identity, Characterization Identity and Mental Disorder
  • 10. Development: Disorders of Childhood and Youth
  • PART 2: ANTINOMIES OF PRACTICE
  • 11. Diagnosis/Antidiagnosis
  • 12. Understanding/Explanation
  • 13. Reductionism/Anitreductionism
  • 14. Facts/Values: Ten Principles of Values-Based Medicine
  • PART 3: NORMS, VALUES AND ETHICS
  • 15. Gender
  • 16. Race and Culture
  • 17. Competence
  • 18. Dangerousness
  • 19. Treatment and Research Ethics
  • 20. Criminal Responsibility
  • 21. Religion
  • PART 4: THEORETICAL MODELS
  • 22. Darwinian Models of Psychopathology
  • 23. Psychoanalytic Models: Freud's Debt to Philosophy and His Copernican Revolution
  • 24. Phenomenology and Hermeneutic Models: Understanding and Interpretation in Psychiatry
  • 25. Neurobiological Models: An Unnecessary Divide - Neural Models in Psychiatry
  • 26. Cognitive-Behavioural Models: Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy
  • 27. Social Constructionist Models: Making Order out of Disorder - On the Social Construction of Madness
  • PART 5: CIRCUMSCRIBING MENTAL DISORDER
  • 28. Setting Benchmarks for Psychiatric Concepts
  • 29. Defining Mental Disorder
  • 30. Mental Health and Its Limits

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