Abstract:Despite its century-old history, phenomenological psychiatry has mostly focused on exploring mental illness, only rarely addressing the possibility of getting better or restoring a life that is felt as worth living. Such a task appears today even more urgent in the light of the developments related to the reco...
István Fazakas, Matthias Pauge, Thelke Scholz et al.· Philosophy, Psychiatry, &...· 0 citations
Abstract:In this paper, we examine the implications for psychiatry of the view that "we are narrative beings, fashioning our selves from the stuff of stories, locating our biographies and life projects in discursive webs of shared meaning." We begin with the claim that narrative capacities, skills, practices, and speci...
Laurence J. Kirmayer, Nabil Bouizegarene, Axel Constant et al.· Philosophy, Psychiatry, &...· 1 citation
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