Biological Psychiatry and ReductionismEmpirical Findings and Philosophy

Hasse Karlsson · Matti Kamppinen

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Empirical Findings and Philosophy HASSEKARLSSONand MAUI KAMPPINENThe main perspective in psychiatry has shifted during recent years from the psychodynamic to the biological.In this paper it is argued, firstly â€"¿ in the line of Rudnick (1990), Callaway (1992), Freeman (1992), Mass & Katz (1992) and Mandell & Selz (1992)-that biological psychiatry is in a confused state; secondly,

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