Defining Mental Disorders: Jerome Wakefield and his Critics

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Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press (2021)
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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"--

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Chapters

Chapter 13. On Harm.Rachel Cooper
Chapter 25. Harmless Dysfunctions and the Problem of Normal Variation.Andreas De Block & Jonathan Scholl
Chapter 1. DSM in the Light of HDA.Steeves Demazeux
Chapter 3. Against the Disorder/NonDisorder Dichotomy.Leen De Vreese
Chapter 2. Facts, Facts, Facts: HD Analysis Goes Factual.Luc Faucher
Chapter 10. Autistic Spectrum, Normal Variation and Harmful Dysfunction.Denis Forest
Chapter 8 The Developmental Plasticity Challenge to Wakefield's View.Justin Garson
Chapter 9. Harmful Dysfunction and the Science of Salience. Adaptations and Adaptationism.Philip Gerrans
Chapter 4. Doing Without "Disorder" in the Study of Psychopathology.Harold Kincaid
Chapter 6. Is the dysfunction component of the 'Harmful Dysfunction Analysis' stipulative?Maël Lemoine
Chapter 11. Naturalism and Dysfunction.Tim Thornton
Naturalism and dysfunction.Tim Thornton
Chapter 5. Psychiatric Disorders and the Imperfect Community: A Nominalist HDA.Peter Zachar

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Luc Faucher
Université du Québec à Montreal
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