Maladapting minds : philosophy, psychiatry, and evolutionary theory

摘要: Foreword Introduction - Why philosophers of psychiatry should care about evolutionary theory Part 1: Evolutionary and its critics 1. Fearing new dangers: phobias the cognitive complexity human emotions 2. Sexual imprinting fetishism: an hypothesis 3. Developmental disorders architecture 4. On role ethology in clinical psychiatry: what do ontogenetic causal factors tell us ultimate explanations depression? 2: concept mental disorder 5. Darwin, functional explanation, philosophy 6. foundations for psychiatric diagnosis: making DSM-V Valid 7. Normality, evolved function: case depression 8. Function, dysfunction, adaptation? 3: Psychopathology, evolution, nature 9. Mirroring mind: on empathy autism 10. The mood change defining relationships: a tribute to Gregory Bateson (1904-1980) 11. From 'evolved interpersonal relatedness' 'costly social alienation': neurophilosophy schizophrenia