Recent work in philosophical psychopathology

American Philosophical Quarterly 39 (2):109-134 (2002)
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Philosophical psychopathology lies at the intersection of philosophy and psychiatry. The name is new. The field is not. This paper surveys work in the field since about 1980. Special attention is given to work on two topics: mental illness semantics and the metaphysics of disorders of self-consciousness

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