论文信息 - Phenomenology, science and the anthropology of the self: a new model for the aetiology of psychosis

Phenomenology, science and the anthropology of the self: a new model for the aetiology of psychosis

Recently there have been signs of a renaissance of interest in the role of the social environment in causing schizophrenia and other psychoses ([van Os, 2004][1]). This resurgence is fuelled by both a recognition that biological accounts of aetiology are insufficient ([Eisenberg, 2004][2]) and the

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