Titlebook: Surgery for Sleep-Disordered Breathing; Karl H?rmann,Thomas Verse Book 20051st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005 Atmen.Hyoid

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combined with medical management. Difficulty in the psychotherapeutic management of schizophrenia is discussed. It is also very difficult for psychiatrists to keep abreast of the latest developments in neurobiology and genetics and translating the same into clinical practice. Research is moving at a

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the world, could be synonymous with a disorder of an embodied self, something that psychiatrists like Thomas Fuchs and Giovanni Stanghellini have defined as a “disembodiment”. This progressive alienation of the self involves structural loss in the most important perceptual, cognitive and affective

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ked by a “wholesale reflexivity” (Anthony Giddens) and associated detachment from shared, common-sense reality. After discussing these affinities between modernity and madness, I consider various ways in which modern society might actually contribute to, or at least exacerbate, certain characteristi

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and neurobiology of delusion. Thus, I advocate moving past the question ‘Are delusions beliefs?’ and their description as propositional attitudes toward the description of the processes that generate delusion, with a view toward explaining, rather than explaining away, the personal-level aspects of

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similar paradoxes in the experiences of schizophrenic patients, who suffer from an ‘impossible’ lived situation, which they experience as a change to the nature of the world, rather than to their minds (Sect. 8.4). He argues that their illness is the result of a quasi-voluntary process of bringing

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