The mind has mountains : reflections on society and psychiatry /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	McHugh, Paul R. (Paul Rodney), 1931-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006.
Subjects:	Psychiatry. Psychiatry > Philosophy. Psychiatry > Collected Works. Mental Disorders > Collected Works. Philosophy, Medical > Collected Works. Psychological Theory > Collected Works.

Table of Contents:

Psychiatric misadventures
Psychotherapy awry
What's the story?
How psychiatry lost its way
Romancing depression
The Kevorkian epidemic
Dying made easy
Annihilating Terri Schiavo
Hippocrates à la mode
The death of Freud and the rebirth of psychiatry
The end of a delusion: the psychiatric memory wars are over
Dissociative identity disorder is a socially constructed artifact
Genius in a time, place, and person: foreword to Karl Jasper's General psychopathology, volume I
William Osler and the new psychiatry
Psychiatry and its scientific relatives: "a little more than kin and less than kind"
A structure for psychiatry at the century's turn: the view from Johns Hopkins
Treating the mind as well as the brain
Two perspectives on consciousness
Another psychiatrist's Shakespeare
Surgical sex
No veterinarian to "the naked ape"
Zygote and "clonote": the ethical use of embryonic stem cells
A psychiatrist looks at terrorism.