Psychiatry & Psychology
Renato Alarcón
Honorio Delgado: A Latin-American psychiatrist, citizen of the world
Rachel Baer
Kate Baggott
A love-driven model of suicide prevention
Clayton Baker
“Hills Like White Elephants” and the collusion of non-communication
Marlene Oscar Berman
Jesús Ramírez-Bermúdez
Delusions of being and nothingness
Shaan Bhambra
The Montreal Experiments: brainwashing and the ethics of psychiatric experimentation
Basil Brooke
Meaning and the cognitive default
Melissa Castora-Binkley & Elizabeth Handing
Enhanced creativity in later life
Benjamin Chin-Yee
Heinz Lehmann and the dawn of psychopharmacology
C. Ann Conn
Can the neuroaesthetics response unleash a path to psychosis?
Katerina Dima
“…One must imagine Sisyphus happy”
Moises Enghelberg
Osteopathic medicine, touch and psychoanalysis: at a new crossroad
Nereida Esparza
Dr. Meadow’s Munchausen syndrome by proxy: the history and the controversy
Barend Florijn and Ad Kaptein
Suffocating in the bell jar: the euthanasia request by the unbearably suffering, depressed patient
Jessica Frost
F. Scott Fitzgerald and mental illness in ‘Tender is the Night’
Daniel M. Gelfman
Enlightenment from Sherlock Holmes on COVID-19 associated perilous boredom new
Laurie Elise Gordon
Heartache and Complicated Grief
Richard de Grijs and Daniel Vuillermin
Longitudinal lunacy: Science and madness in the eighteenth century
Akli Hadid
Portrayal of schizophrenia in movies
Susan Jacob
Shaili Jain
Adela Janickova
Photography of La Salpêtrière at the service of art
Sergei Jargin
Uncle and nephew: alcohol-related dementia
Sylvia R. Karasu
Compassion failure, schadenfreude, and the fall of Icarus
Montserrat Lusarreta Kawas
Creativity and psychopathology in literature
Charles Kels
Travis J. Kirkwood
Gerda Kovacs
Geza Csath, in defense of interconnectedness
Karen Trollope Kumar
Into the Fearful Deep: A Doctor’s Reflections on Major Depressive Disorder,
Carol Levine
A Twice-Told Tale: Nabokov and Moore on Mental Illness and Parents’ Suffering
Eric Levy
Conquering the stigma of mental illness
Jonathan Lewis
If Cleopatra were alive today, she would be diagnosed as a borderline personality
Laura van Dernoot Lipsky and Connie Burk
Daniel Luftig
Calibrating the messiah complex: a success and a failure
Camila de Jesus Aquino Machado
Emptiness Melancholia: depression sweet depression
Marina Maffoni & Francesca Dionigi
Ananya Mahapatra
The legacy of Mercy Street seekers
Stephen Martin
Modern neuroscience and the ideas of the Enlightenment
Beninio McDonough-Tranza
Shane Douglas Neilson
Alden Nowlan, the schizotypal poet
Bernardo Ng
Helga Noice & Tony Noice
JMS Pearce
The beginnings of humane psychiatry: Pinel and the Tukes
Jane Persons
Between Frames: liminality and the emergence of self
Jeanne Petrolle
On madness, poetry, and creativity
Solomon Posen
The psychiatrist in literature
Stephen Potts
Screenwriting: psychiatry in reverse
Ganga Prasanth
Snapped by Snapchat: social media and adolescents
Libanos Redda
Matthew Reidy
Looking back and forward: a personal view on public care
Nicolas Roberto Robles
Irving Rosen
Dr. Sabina Spielrein: consequences of feminism and love new
Jack Rosser
“Something monomanical”: Obsession and the unity of effect
Shafiqah Samarasam
Mary Seeman
The 1960s in North American Psychiatry
Soleil Shah
W.H.R. Rivers and the humane treatment of shell shock
Mary T. Shannon
Brian Sharpless
Mood and anxiety disorders or a return to “neurosis”?
Sualeha Siddiq Shekhani
Intersection of mental illness, the supernatural, and gender in Pakistan new
Katie Taylor
Taylor Tso
Mental Health in Michel Foucault’s The Birth of the Clinic and the limits of Medical Positivism
Annette Tuffs
Duncan Wheeler and Gemma Matthewman
Rock or bust: ageing, alcohol, and popular music
Richard Zhang
Dr. Fanny Halpern, a psychiatric go-between of 1930s Shanghai
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