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In this chapter, I trace one strand of a European tradition of psychiatry that arose during the Second World War in France, namely Institutional Psychotherapy. I outline central concepts of this tradition that delineate a task for psychiatry of responding to both the political and clinical realities of madness, without providing reductionist accounts of either a biological or social kind. In conclusion, I reflect on central lessons that can be taken from this tradition when considering contemporary psychiatry.

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The Continental Philosophical Psychiatric Tradition and the Dialectics of Madness

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  • Alastair Morgan

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In this chapter, I trace one strand of a European tradition of psychiatry that arose during the Second World War in France, namely Institutional Psychotherapy. I outline central concepts of this tradition that delineate a task for psychiatry of responding to both the political and clinical realities of madness, without providing reductionist accounts of either a biological or social kind. In conclusion, I reflect on central lessons that can be taken from this tradition when considering contemporary psychiatry.