Vol. 6 (2018): PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY IN RELATION TO THE EXISTENCE OF HUMAN BEING

Articles

• MENTAL INSTITUTIONS, HABITS OF MIND, AND AN EXTENDED APPROACH TO AUTISM

  Joel Krueger, Michelle Maiese

  10-41

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• MAX SCHELER’S PHENOMENOLOGICAL REDUCTION AS THE SCHIZOPHRENIC’S MODUS VIVENDI

  John Cutting

  42-65

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• MAX SCHELER’S DIONYSIAN REDUCTION AS THE DEPRESSIVE’S MODUS VIVENDI

  John Cutting

  66-77

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• THE MODUS VIVENDI OF PERSONS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA: VALUECEPTION IMPAIRMENT AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL REDUCTION

  Guido Cusinato

  78-92

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• THE PRAGMATIC VALUE OF NOTIONS OF DIALECTICS AND ESSENCE IN PHENOMENOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

  Guilherme Messas, Melissa Tamelini

  93-115

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• OUTLINE OF CLINICAL PHENOMENOLOGY FOR EATING DISORDERS INSPIRED BY MERLEAU-PONTY’S PHILOSOPHY

  Lucas Bloc, Virginia Moreira

  116-137

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• DISPOSITION: THE “PATHIC” DIMENSION OF EXISTENCE AND ITS RELEVANCE IN AFFECTIVE DISORDERS AND SCHIZOPHRENIA

  Francesca Brencio

  138-157

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• «LIKE IN A SHELL» INTERAFFECTIVITY AND SOCIAL COGNITION IN ASPERGER’S SYNDROME

  Valeria Bizzari

  158-179

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• THE ITALIAN SCHOOL OF PHENOMENOLOGICAL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY: ROOTS, DEVELOPMENTS, CONTEMPORARY RELEVANCE

  Gilberto Di Petta, Mario Rossi Monti

  180-202

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