Title
That way madness lies: At the intersection of philosophy and clinical psychology
Abbreviated Journal Title
Metaphilosophy
Keywords
philosophy; madness; depression; despair; cognitive therapy; clinical; psychology; DSM-IV; attribution theory; critical thinking; rationality; Philosophy
Abstract
I argue that philosophical practice is a clinically active and influential endeavor, with both positive (therapeutic) and negative (detrimental) psychological possibilities. Though some have explicitly taken the clinical aspects of philosophy into the therapeutic realm via the new field of philosophical counseling, I am interested in the clinical context of philosophers as philosophers, engaged in standard, philosophical pursuits. In arguing for the clinical implications of philosophical practice I consider the relation between philosophical despair and depression, the cognitive etiology of depression and other clinical disorders, selected DSM-IV entries, attribution theory, and cognitive therapy.
Journal Title
Metaphilosophy
Volume
35
Issue/Number
5
Publication Date
1-1-2004
Document Type
Article
Language
English
First Page
661
Last Page
674
WOS Identifier
ISSN
0026-1068
Recommended Citation
"That way madness lies: At the intersection of philosophy and clinical psychology" (2004). Faculty Bibliography 2000s. 4600.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/facultybib2000/4600
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