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Section #1. In
Person
Essays and reflections on Laing's life and the lives of his contemporaries, and how their experiences shaped their principal contributions to the philosophy and psychology of madness.
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Section
#2. Art
&
Literature
''An entertainment in conversation and verse', poetry, music and fiction, citations and samples.
See also Recordings for audio and video sources.
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Section
# 3. Psychotherapy
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a)
Laing and Freud & followers
b) Laing and Jung & Co.
c) Existential Psychiatry & Psychology
d) Feminist Therapy and Family Therapy
e) Misc.
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Section
# 4. Philosophy
& Religion
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a)
Ancient and medieval philosophy
b) Kierkegaard & Nietzsche
c) Husserl, Heidegger
d) Sartre
e) Buber, Tillich and others
f ) Bateson et. al
g) Scottish philosophy
h) Eastern philosophy

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Section # 5: Peace and Conflict
Studies in the psychology of war, its antecedents and it possibilities for transformation to peace.
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Section # 6: Shamanism/Rebirth
References and articles considering life before birth, experience of rebirth in shamanic initiation and therapy.
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Section # 7. The
Politics of
Diagnosis
Issues
in the critical examination of psychiatry and
psychology in the therapist-patient relationship,
and in the wider social
context.
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Section # 8. Therapeutic
Communities
Essays and commentary by patients and staff
examining therapeutic communities past and
present
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