(Paperback)
By: William Hirstein
ISBN: 9780262582711
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: Aug 2006
Publisher: MIT Press Ltd
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The phenomenon of confabulation--the tendency to construct plausible-sounding but false answers and believe that they are true--and what it can tell us about the human mind and human nature.
(Paperback)
By: Rocco J. Gennaro
ISBN: 9780262552400
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: May 2024
Publisher: MIT Press Ltd
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(Paperback)
By: Jeffrey Poland
ISBN: 9780262551915
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Apr 2024
Publisher: MIT Press Ltd
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(Paperback)
By: Somogy Varga
ISBN: 9780262553407
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: Feb 2025
Publisher: MIT Press Ltd
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(Paperback)
By: Andre Orlean
ISBN: 9780262549585
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Oct 2023
Publisher: MIT Press Ltd
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(Hardback)
By: Jeffrey Poland
ISBN: 9780262015509
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: May 2011
Publisher: MIT Press Ltd
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The intertwining of addiction and responsibility in personal, philosophical, legal, research, and clinical contexts.
(Hardback)
By: Luc Faucher
ISBN: 9780262045643
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: May 2021
Publisher: MIT Press Ltd
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"Grapples with the legacy of Jerome Wakefield, one of the most influential critics of modern psychiatry and the use of the DSM for psychiatric diagnosis"--
(Hardback)
By: Jeffrey Poland
ISBN: 9780262035484
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: Jan 2017
Publisher: MIT Press Ltd
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Leading scholars offer perspectives from the philosophy of science on the crisis in psychiatric research that exploded after the publication of DSM-5.
(Hardback)
By: Matthew Ratcliffe
ISBN: 9780262036719
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: Sep 2017
Publisher: MIT Press Ltd
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A philosophical account of the structure of experience and how it depends on interpersonal relations, developed through a study of auditory verbal hallucinations and thought insertion.
