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KROON, PIET DE / HANS DE KUYPER / JOS VAN DER LANS / ED DE ROOS / TON THELEN (red.).
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Wrappers (paperback) 252 pp. : ill.; 25 cm. - "Serie Geschiedkundige Monografieën, Bijdragen tot de geschiedenis van het Zuiden van Nederland" As new. PON Instituut voor advies, onderzoek en ontwikkeling in Noord-Brabant. 920g.
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Paperback, naam binnenkant kaft, verder nette staat, 315 pagina's.
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Add to basketPaperback, 24 cm, 151 pp. De psychiatrie is een weten dat van zich doet spreken. Maar waarop is dit weten gebaseerd? Op de biologie? Op de psychologie? Op de interactie tussen beide? Of weten we het gewoonweg niet en wordt onze onwetendheid overdekt met vele verhalen over de (psychopathologische) mens die allemaal wel wat waars…bevatten maar elkaar heel vaak tegenspreken of elkaar zelfs uitsluiten? Vanuit verschillende invalshoeken belichten de auteurs de wetenschappelijke status van de psychiatrie: vanuit de biologische psychiatrie, en Marc De Kese vanuit de filosofie, Jim vanuit de psychiatrische epidemiologie, Hubert Van E en vanuit de psychoanalytische praktijk en Mooij vanuit een filosofisch dualisme. De meeste auteurs pleiten voor een integratie van de uiteenlopende standpunten en anderen wijzen die mogelijkheid ronduit af. Volgens deze laatste groep is de wetenschap niet bij machte de eenheid van het verschijnsel mens te denken en herbergt het mens zijn zelf een gespletenheid die het mogelijk maakt om mens te zijn. De bijdragen getuigen van een grote interesse in het onderwerp 'Hoe wetenschappelijk is de psychiatrie?' Eerder wordt het interessegebied geproblematiseerd dan dat er pasklare blauwdrukken van een wetenschappelijke psychiatrie worden geleverd. Doordat de lichaam-geest problematiek in alle bijdragen in mindere of meerdere mate aan de orde komt, wordt aansluiting gevonden bij een thema dat opnieuw actueel is. Cond.: zeer goed / very good. ISBN: 9044117564.
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Paperback. Condition: New. A Structuralist Approach in Psychiatry presents an alternative view of the psychiatric patient and highlights a connection with continental post-structuralist thinking to provide a new approach to psychiatry.After outlining the problems facing psychiatry, and the historical development of the field, th…is book outlines a structuralist model of the subject that does greater justice to the complexity involved while avoiding physicalist reductionism. It draws heavily on French structuralism, in which language plays a central structuring role that also influences the subject. The author draws on the works of Foucault, Lacan, and Bergson, as well as Nietzsche, Heidegger, and Zizek. The structuralist model proposed engages with the intricate relationships between the Real, the Imaginary, and the Symbolic in relation to the subject, particularly in the marginality of psychosis. Three clinical examples are provided to illustrate this: the syndromes of Cotard, Capgras, and negative hallucination. These examples demonstrate how the negative within the subject manifests itself in their symptomatology. However, the negative also plays a role in the normal development of the subject when they encounter the Symbolic and enter the world of language. Time and again, the subject must reinvent themselves through speech. This model, grounded in the concept of the zero point, has implications for an alternative anthropology and for psychiatry, where speaking and listening take center stage.This book will be of interest to mental healthcare professionals, including psychiatric nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, and physician assistants, and those studying to enter these professions.
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Paperback. Condition: New. A Structuralist Approach in Psychiatry presents an alternative view of the psychiatric patient and highlights a connection with continental post-structuralist thinking to provide a new approach to psychiatry.After outlining the problems facing psychiatry, and the historical development of the field, th…is book outlines a structuralist model of the subject that does greater justice to the complexity involved while avoiding physicalist reductionism. It draws heavily on French structuralism, in which language plays a central structuring role that also influences the subject. The author draws on the works of Foucault, Lacan, and Bergson, as well as Nietzsche, Heidegger, and Zizek. The structuralist model proposed engages with the intricate relationships between the Real, the Imaginary, and the Symbolic in relation to the subject, particularly in the marginality of psychosis. Three clinical examples are provided to illustrate this: the syndromes of Cotard, Capgras, and negative hallucination. These examples demonstrate how the negative within the subject manifests itself in their symptomatology. However, the negative also plays a role in the normal development of the subject when they encounter the Symbolic and enter the world of language. Time and again, the subject must reinvent themselves through speech. This model, grounded in the concept of the zero point, has implications for an alternative anthropology and for psychiatry, where speaking and listening take center stage.This book will be of interest to mental healthcare professionals, including psychiatric nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, and physician assistants, and those studying to enter these professions.
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A Structuralist Approach in Psychiatry: Uncanny and Desire in Psychosis
De Kroon, Jos (Reinier Van Arkel Institution Of Mental Health, The Netherlands)
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A Structuralist Approach in Psychiatry presents an alternative view of the psychiatric patient and highlights a connection with continental post-structuralist thinking to provide a new approach to psychiatry.After outlining the problems facing psychiatry, and the historical development of th…e field, this book outlines a structuralist model of the subject that does greater justice to the complexity involved while avoiding physicalist reductionism. It draws heavily on French structuralism, in which language plays a central structuring role that also influences the subject. The author draws on the works of Foucault, Lacan, and Bergson, as well as Nietzsche, Heidegger, and Zizek. The structuralist model proposed engages with the intricate relationships between the Real, the Imaginary, and the Symbolic in relation to the subject, particularly in the marginality of psychosis. Three clinical examples are provided to illustrate this: the syndromes of Cotard, Capgras, and negative hallucination. These examples demonstrate how the negative within the subject manifests itself in their symptomatology. However, the negative also plays a role in the normal development of the subject when they encounter the Symbolic and enter the world of language. Time and again, the subject must reinvent themselves through speech. This model, grounded in the concept of the zero point, has implications for an alternative anthropology and for psychiatry, where speaking and listening take center stage.This book will be of interest to mental healthcare professionals, including psychiatric nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, and physician assistants, and those studying to enter these professions. A Structuralist Approach in Psychiatry presents an alternative view of the psychiatric patient and highlights a connection with continental post-structuralist thinking to provide a new approach to psychiatry. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: New. A Structuralist Approach in Psychiatry presents an alternative view of the psychiatric patient and highlights a connection with continental post-structuralist thinking to provide a new approach to psychiatry.After outlining the problems facing psychiatry, and the historical development of the field, th…is book outlines a structuralist model of the subject that does greater justice to the complexity involved while avoiding physicalist reductionism. It draws heavily on French structuralism, in which language plays a central structuring role that also influences the subject. The author draws on the works of Foucault, Lacan, and Bergson, as well as Nietzsche, Heidegger, and Zizek. The structuralist model proposed engages with the intricate relationships between the Real, the Imaginary, and the Symbolic in relation to the subject, particularly in the marginality of psychosis. Three clinical examples are provided to illustrate this: the syndromes of Cotard, Capgras, and negative hallucination. These examples demonstrate how the negative within the subject manifests itself in their symptomatology. However, the negative also plays a role in the normal development of the subject when they encounter the Symbolic and enter the world of language. Time and again, the subject must reinvent themselves through speech. This model, grounded in the concept of the zero point, has implications for an alternative anthropology and for psychiatry, where speaking and listening take center stage.This book will be of interest to mental healthcare professionals, including psychiatric nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, and physician assistants, and those studying to enter these professions.
Structuralist Approach in Psychiatry
Jos de Kroon (Reinier van Arkel Institution of Mental Health, the Netherlands)
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Condition: New. Jos de Kroon is a psychiatrist, psychotherapist and psychoanalyst working at the Reinier van Arkel Institution of Mental Health in Den Bosch, the Netherlands. He publishes on the subjects of psychiatry and science, Freud, and Lacan. His publicatio.
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Paperback. Condition: New. A Structuralist Approach in Psychiatry presents an alternative view of the psychiatric patient and highlights a connection with continental post-structuralist thinking to provide a new approach to psychiatry.After outlining the problems facing psychiatry, and the historical development of the field, th…is book outlines a structuralist model of the subject that does greater justice to the complexity involved while avoiding physicalist reductionism. It draws heavily on French structuralism, in which language plays a central structuring role that also influences the subject. The author draws on the works of Foucault, Lacan, and Bergson, as well as Nietzsche, Heidegger, and Zizek. The structuralist model proposed engages with the intricate relationships between the Real, the Imaginary, and the Symbolic in relation to the subject, particularly in the marginality of psychosis. Three clinical examples are provided to illustrate this: the syndromes of Cotard, Capgras, and negative hallucination. These examples demonstrate how the negative within the subject manifests itself in their symptomatology. However, the negative also plays a role in the normal development of the subject when they encounter the Symbolic and enter the world of language. Time and again, the subject must reinvent themselves through speech. This model, grounded in the concept of the zero point, has implications for an alternative anthropology and for psychiatry, where speaking and listening take center stage.This book will be of interest to mental healthcare professionals, including psychiatric nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, and physician assistants, and those studying to enter these professions.
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