What's the problem? A response to "secular humanism and scientific psychiatry" [0.03%]
问题出在哪里？对“世俗人文主义和科学精神病学”的回应
Derek Bolton
Derek Bolton
Notwithstanding the interest and importance of Szasz's position, it neglects the phenomena, the real problems which take people to the clinic seeking treatment, and the conditionality of the notion of individual responsibility.
Tia Powell
Tia Powell
This paper examines two topics in Japanese medical ethics: non-disclosure of medical information by Japanese physicians, and the history of human rights abuses by Japanese physicians during World War II. These contrasting issues show how cu...
Philosophy, Ethics, and Humanities in Medicine: expanding the open-access conversation on health care [0.03%]
医学哲学、伦理及人文：扩大对医疗保健的开放存取对话
Dan J Stein,Derek Bolton,Damiaan Denys et al.
Dan J Stein et al.
Natural philosophy once spanned the fields of philosophy, science, and medicine. Scientific disciplines and medical specialties have rapidly achieved independence, and the availability of the internet and open-access publishing promises a f...
First-Person Neuroscience: a new methodological approach for linking mental and neuronal states [0.03%]
第一人称神经科学：一种新的方法论，用于连接心理和神经状态
Georg Northoff,Alexander Heinzel
Georg Northoff
Though the brain and its neuronal states have been investigated extensively, the neural correlates of mental states remain to be determined. Since mental states are experienced in first-person perspective and neuronal states are observed in...
John Z Sadler
John Z Sadler
In his response to Szasz' Secular Humanism and Scientific Psychiatry, the author considers the use of rhetorical devices in Szasz' work, Szasz' avoidance of acknowledging psychiatry's scientific distinctions, and Szaszian libertarianism ver...
Thomas Szasz
Thomas Szasz
The Council for Secular Humanism identifies Secular Humanism as a "way of thinking and living" committed to rejecting authoritarian beliefs and embracing "individual freedom and responsibility ... and cooperation." The paradigmatic practice...