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Sadler, John Z.,; Wiggins, Osborne P.; Schwartz, Michael A.,
Johns Hopkins University Press,
Philosophical perspectives on psychiatric diagnostic classification /
2. The Limits of Psychiatric Knowledge and the Problem of Classification
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Osborne P. Wiggins and Michael A. Schwartz

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1675504311498_52667560

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Foreword
Allen J. Frances
1. Psychiatry and Its Nosology: A Historico-philosophical Overview
Edwin R. Wallace IV
2. The Limits of Psychiatric Knowledge and the Problem of Classification
Osborne P. Wiggins and Michael A. Schwartz
3. Taxonomic Puzzles
Joseph Margolis
4. A Phenomenological Critique of Commonsensical Assumptions in DSM-III-R: The Avoidance of the Patient's Subjectivity
Aaron L. Mishara
5. Phenomenological and Criteriological Diagnosis: Different or Complementary?
Alfred Kraus
6. The Basis of Psychiatric Diagnosis
Manfred Spitzer
7. Voices and Selves
G. Lynn Stephens and George Graham
8. Subjectivity, Self-Identity, and Self-Description: Conceptual and Diagnostic Problems in Autism, Schizophrenia, Borderline Personality Disorder, and the Dissociative Disorders
Peter J. Caws
9. Closet Logics: Hidden Conceptual Elements in the DSM and ICD Classifications of Mental Disorders
K. W. M. Fulford.10. Evaluative Judgment and Personality Disorder / George J. Agich
11. Psychiatric Diagnosis and the Interests of Women
Denise Russell
12. Enriching the Psychosocial Content of a Multiaxial Nosology
John Z. Sadler and Yosaf F. Hulgus
13. Psychiatry and Molecular Biology: Reductionistic Approaches to Schizophrenia
Kenneth F. Schaffner
14. Pragmatic Assessment and Multitheoretical Classification: Addictive Disorder as a Case Example
Aviel Goodman
Appendix: Fundamentals of Taxonomy
Carl G. Hempel.
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