Philip Gerrans
Pain Suffering and the Self
Elyn Saks
Schizophrenia and I :
Making Peace with my Mental Illness
Nick Haslam
Concept creep and mental illness
John Sadler
Folk metaphysical assumptions and the generation of formative cultural tropes in mental health and criminal justice.
Robyn Bluhm
CDeep brain stimulation, electroconvulsive therapy, and the self
Dominic Murphy
Nature and Construction in Psychiatry
Diane O’Leary
Can Philosophy of Mind Improve Psychiatry?
Sanneke
de Haan
Self-illness ambiguity & self-medication ambiguity in depression: A case for relational authenticity?
Mona Gupta
What is the difference between medical assistance in dying and suicide?
Steeves Demazeux
Debunking the old myth
of the psychiatric symptom as a “signifier”
Hane Maung
Mental Dysfunction and the Matching Problem
Kengo Miyazono
Group Delusion and Folie à Deux
Aude Bandini
Functional neurological disorders : it’s in your head, but not quite.
Nev Jones
Exemplars, thresholds and fetishes:
De-politicizing psychopathology within
the philosophy of psychiatry
Miriam Solomon
Towards an Ameliorative Account of Psychiatric Disorder
John Greenwood
Etiology, Distress and Disability, and Dysfunction in DSM III-DSM-5
Awais Aftab
“Disorder” and the Legitimacy of Medicine
Lisa Bortolotti
The Agential Stance: How to support young people in mental health clinical encounters
Kathryn Tabb
& Lara Keuck
Scoping Psychiatry
Jonathan Y. Tsou
Natural Kinds, Projectability, and Levels of Psychiatric Classification
Natalia Washington
Square Pegs, Round holes: the problem of ‘naturalized norms’ in accounts of well-being
Peter Zachar
Operational Definitions, Open Concepts, and the Re-emergence of Nonspecific Psychiatric Distress
Camilla Kong
The Phenomenology and Ethics of P-Centricity in Mental Capacity Law
Justin Garson
Madness as strategy and mad resistance
Luc Faucher
Autism and Epistemic Disablement
Amandine Catala
Epistemic justice and epistemic authority on autism
Ian Gold
Experience in Delusion
Serife Tekin
Rethinking Objectivity in Psychiatry: Unmuting Patients in Epistemic Practices