The Myth of Mental Illness: Foundations of a Theory of Personal Conduct ― The Classic Psychology Critique with a New Preface on Designer Drugs
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The Myth of Mental Illness: Foundations of a Theory of Personal Conduct ― The Classic Psychology Critique with a New Preface on Designer Drugs

by Thomas S. Szasz

Philosophy Psychology Mental Health
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Thomas S. Szasz challenges the concept of mental illness, proposing a theory of personal conduct that redefines how psychological experiences are understood.

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The Myth of Mental Illness presents a critical examination of psychiatric concepts and their implications for understanding human behavior.

Thomas S. Szasz explores the foundations of a theory focused on personal conduct rather than traditional notions of mental disease.

The work questions established assumptions in psychiatry and offers an alternative framework for interpreting psychological experiences.

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