Mental disorder. Lectures

The book is devoted to the historical and methodological analysis of ideas about the psyche and mental disorder, and includes a critical rethinking of the ideas of outstanding philosophers and doctors about various forms of psychopathology and methods of their therapy from antiquity to modernity. For the first time, the book formulates a hypothesis about the brain as a biological interface between the ideal and real, and the question of the applicability of natural-scientific approaches to humanitarian knowledge is raised.
The publication is deeply pleasing and cognitive in nature, illustrated by reproductions of paintings and portraits of outstanding scientists.
Designed for psychologists, psychotherapists and psychiatrists, as well as general practitioners, teachers, philosophers and social workers