Defining mental disorder : Jerome Wakefield and his critics /
"Grapples with the legacy of Jerome Wakefield, one of the most influential critics of modern psychiatry and the use of the DSM for psychiatric diagnosis"--
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Cambridge, Massachusetts :
The MIT Press,
[2021]
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| Series: | Philosophical psychopathology.
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| Online Access: | CONNECT CONNECT |
Table of Contents:
- Section 1. On Conceptual Analysis
- Chapter 1. DSM in the Light of HDA (and conversely) / by Steeves Demazeux
- Chapter 2. Facts, Facts, Facts: HD Analysis Goes Factual / by Luc Faucher
- Chapter 3. Against the Disorder/NonDisorder Dichotomy / by Leen De Vreese
- Chapter 4. Doing Without "Disorder" in the Study of Psychopathology / by Harold Kincaid
- Section 2. The Demarcation Problem
- Chapter 5. Psychiatric Disorders and the Imperfect Community: A Nominalist HDA / by Peter Zachar
- Section 3: The Dysfunction Component
- Chapter 6. Is the dysfunction component of the 'Harmful Dysfunction Analysis' stipulative? / by Maël Lemoine
- Chapter 7. Function and Dysfunction by Dominic Murphy
- Chapter 8 The Developmental Plasticity Challenge to Wakefield's View / by Justin Garson
- Chapter 9. Harmful Dysfunction and the Science of Salience. Adaptations and Adaptationism / by Philip Gerrans
- Chapter 10. Autistic Spectrum, Normal Variation and Harmful Dysfunction / by Denis Forest
- Section 4: The Harmful Component
- Chapter 11. Naturalism and Dysfunction / by Tim Thornton
- Chapter 12. Harmless Dysfunctions and the Problem of Normal Variation / by Andreas De Block and Jonathan Scholl
- Chapter 13. On Harm / by Rachel Cooper
- Section 5: Response to my Critics by Jerome Wakefield.
