Normalcy and Other Key Concepts
摘要
This chapter develops a perspective of how psychological normalcy is construed, both in a clinical context and philosophically, and how our perceptions and judgments of normalcy arise from the broader theoretical assumptions and worldviews. The chapter explores both the context-relevancy of the idea of normalcy and its functional aspects, casting normalcy as a modal concept that is articulated by an interplay of modalities in modal logical thinking and therapeutic interventions.