Morbid Reflections: Short Papers on Psychopathology

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The following topics are discussed, from psychoanalytic, philosophical, and empirical perspectives: *Sociopathy *Pedantry *The nature of bureaucrats *The nature of bureaucratic institutions *Rationalization and Repression *The relationship between ignorance and mental health *The relationship sapience and mental illness *The relationship between ignorance and the ability to act *The relationship between hyper-sapience and the inability to act. *The psychological underpinnings of addiction; and finally *The differences between men and women.

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John-Michael Kuczynski
University of California, Santa Barbara (PhD)

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