An edition of Symposium, dialectics in the discourse of law and psychiatry
(1981)
Symposium, dialectics in the discourse of law and psychiatry
University of Wisconsin, Madison, May 23-24, 1980
by David N. Weisstub and Leonard V. Kaplan
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Symposium, dialectics in the discourse of law and psychiatry: University of Wisconsin, Madison, May 23-24, 1980
1981, Pergamon Press
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Table of Contents
Moderate and radical dialects / Ivan B. Soll
Psychiatry and the political question / David N. Weisstub
Law and psychiatry as political symbolism / Murray Edelman
Psychiatry, law, and the reproduction of capitalist ideology / Lauren Langman
The adaptive point of view in psychoanalytic metapsychology / Frank Summers
Agent and patient in psychiatry / Stephen Toulmin
The dialectics of rationality / Marx W. Wartofsky
Abuse in American mental hospitals in historical perspective / Gerald N. Grob
Public funding for partially hospitalized drug and alcohol abusers / Vincent J. Rinella, Jr.
Health planning and resources development amendments of 1979 / Nelson A. Soltman
Law, trial judges, and the psychiatric witness / Walter J. Dickey, Frank J. Remington, David Schultz
Some research and policy implications of "Dialectics in the discourse of law and psychiatry" / David B. Wexler.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references.
Published also as v. 3, no. 3 of the International journal of law and psychology.
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