Titlebook: Mental Health: Philosophical Perspectives; Proceedings of the F H. Tristram Engelhardt,Stuart F. Spicker Conference proceedings 19781st edi

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Models and Mental Illnessn called mental illness. Their remarks are directed principally at the basis of our understanding of those states, and the results of that understanding in the manner in which we relate to and deal with individuals who are troubled in their personal lives. In their logical arguments, which are based

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Health and Disease: The Holistic Approach that deserves acclaim and further study. It is somewhat difficult, however, on first hearing Dr. Fabrega’s position on the importance of viewing disease as a symbolic category, to see the connections between this point of view and current debates about how to conceptualize and categorize mental hea

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A Metabletic-Philosophical Evaluation of Mental Healthwell as a psychological existence, based on the equally well-known division of human existence into body and soul. The body is that part of us which is visible. It is the physician who concerns himself with the health of the body. If the organs of the body are in good condition, which as a rule can

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Synchronism and Therapy ‘thinkalong-with’ the author (.), in order to understand what is said and maintained, and, second, to test it critically (i.e., again, dialogically). I want first, then, to lay out what I take to be the main themes of Prof. van den Berg’s presentation, and then to raise or mark out some issues whic

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Luminosity: The Unconscious in the Integrated Personformations from each sphere into the other; secondly, revealing these processes in every aspect of his behavior, the healthy person exhibits one mode of unconscious functioning, whereas the unhealthy person, whether ill of body or ill of mind, exhibits a quite different mode; finally, man’s characte

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