On the 2nd of June 2017 the Philosophy of Psychiatry work in progress day took place at Lancaster University. The following papers were presented:
Rachel Cooper (Lancaster) – Intentional actions, symptom checklists, and problems with cross-cultural validity
Marcin Moskalewicz (Oxford) – Ipseity, self-consciousness, and the problem of time in schizophrenia
Owen Earnshaw (Durham) – Psychosis and the Grammar of Interpersonal Relations
Moujan Mirdamadi (Lancaster) – Death-consciousness and Depression in Iran
Ian Hare (UEA) – Qualitative Methods: a Philosophical Toolkit for Cognitive Psychiatry
Rachel Gunn (Birmingham) – The Delusional Experience as a Breakdown in Affective Framing
Anneli Jefferson (Birmingham) – ‘Mental disorders and brain disorders – an obsolete distinction?’
Joel Kruger (Exeter) – Unworlding and Affective Externalism in Schizophrenia
Victoria Allison-Bolger – “‘A thing like the ocean’ – using metaphor in understanding psychoses”
Gloria Ayob – Personal autonomy and serious psychopathology
Sam Fellows (Lancaster) – Causal Structures vs Causal Mechanisms: Implications for RDoC