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• Cover
• Front Matter
• 1. What Is Psychiatry?
• Part I. The Historical Roots
• 2. Introductory Remarks to the History of Psychiatry and Mental Illness
• 3. Antiquity
• 4. The Middle Ages
• 5. Renaissance
• 6. The Early Modern Era
• 7. The Age of Enlightenment
• 8. Nineteenth Century: The Romantic First Half
• 9. Nineteenth Century: The Realistic Second Half
• 10. Twentieth Century, the First Half: The Pre-psychopharmacologic Era
• 11. From the Second Half of the Twentieth Century to the Early Twenty-First: The Psychopharmacologic Era
• Part II. The Philosophical and Scientific Roots
• 12. Introduction to the Relation Between Psychiatry and Philosophy
• 13. The Concept and Definition of Mental Illness
• 14. Mental Health
• 15. Disability in Mental Disorders
• 16. The Mind-Brain Problem and the Problem of Free Will
• Part III. The Identity of Modern Psychiatry
• 17. Introduction to the Identity of Modern Psychiatry
• 18. Psychiatry: The State of the Art
• 19. Psychiatry among the Other Medical Specialties
• 20. Psychiatry as a Professional Activity
• 21. Psychiatry among Human, Life and Social Sciences, Philosophy, and Religion
• 22. Psychiatry and Society
• 23. Anti-psychiatry
• 24. Post-psychiatry
• 25. Conspiracy Theories
• 26. The Future of Psychiatry