The article presents ongoing discussions on the concept of mental illness, especially its phenomenological approach. The point of departure is Karl Jaspers’ Allgemeine Psychopatologie - important inspiration for the critics of the contemporary psychiatric classifications and biomedical explanations (biological, psychological) that, in general, ignores essential dimensions of morbid experience and don’t regard illness as an action failure of “ordinary doing”. Present-day dispute over the nature of mental illness with such names as Szasz, Boorse, Fulfors reveals a diversity of mental symptoms and its normative character. In spite of the possibilities of multilevel analysis of human’s psychopathology we consider patient’s feelings and experien...
Modern societies are becoming more open to issues of illness and disability, trying to move away fro...
Two pairs of authors—Pienkos and Sass (2012) and Josselson and Mattila (2012)—have commented upon my...
Societies relate to madness in accordance with their dominant concepts about the world. Modern rati...
The article presents ongoing discussions on the concept of mental illness, especially its phenomenol...
Es fehltThe article outlines the problem of understanding mental disorders and the proposed distinct...
The article introduces and critically discusses major sociological ideas on the concept of mental di...
The article deals with relational aspects of mental disorders. The author takes into account the inf...
Celem artykułu jest przybliżenie problematyki postrzegania zaburzeń psychicznych i jego wpływu na z...
Straipsnyje yra pristatoma ir kritiškai aptariama keletas sociologinių psichikos sutrikimo perspekty...
In my article I would like present issue of using psychiatry to control society. I will be based on ...
Filozofia psychiatrii rozumiana być może jako dyscyplina skoncentrowana na teoretycznych i pojęciowy...
This article gives an overview of various aspects of guilt arising in psychiatry as an interdiscipli...
Certain assumptions are widely made about the relationship between phenomenology and Western psychop...
In General Psychopathology (1997) Jaspers utilizes phenomenology as a method for investigating “indi...
The article discusses the actual problem of social support for people with mental health problems, w...
Modern societies are becoming more open to issues of illness and disability, trying to move away fro...
Two pairs of authors—Pienkos and Sass (2012) and Josselson and Mattila (2012)—have commented upon my...
Societies relate to madness in accordance with their dominant concepts about the world. Modern rati...
The article presents ongoing discussions on the concept of mental illness, especially its phenomenol...
Es fehltThe article outlines the problem of understanding mental disorders and the proposed distinct...
The article introduces and critically discusses major sociological ideas on the concept of mental di...
The article deals with relational aspects of mental disorders. The author takes into account the inf...
Celem artykułu jest przybliżenie problematyki postrzegania zaburzeń psychicznych i jego wpływu na z...
Straipsnyje yra pristatoma ir kritiškai aptariama keletas sociologinių psichikos sutrikimo perspekty...
In my article I would like present issue of using psychiatry to control society. I will be based on ...
Filozofia psychiatrii rozumiana być może jako dyscyplina skoncentrowana na teoretycznych i pojęciowy...
This article gives an overview of various aspects of guilt arising in psychiatry as an interdiscipli...
Certain assumptions are widely made about the relationship between phenomenology and Western psychop...
In General Psychopathology (1997) Jaspers utilizes phenomenology as a method for investigating “indi...
The article discusses the actual problem of social support for people with mental health problems, w...
Modern societies are becoming more open to issues of illness and disability, trying to move away fro...
Two pairs of authors—Pienkos and Sass (2012) and Josselson and Mattila (2012)—have commented upon my...
Societies relate to madness in accordance with their dominant concepts about the world. Modern rati...