Phenomenology, language & schizophrenia

introduction and synopsis

Manfred Spitzer, Michael A. Schwartz, Michael A. Schwartz

3-15

The history of psychiatry in Heidelberg

Christoph Mundt

16-31

Phenomenology and psychiatry

Manfred Spitzer, Friedrich A. Uehlein

35-45

Phenomenological/descriptive psychiatry

the methods of Edmund Husserl and Karl Jaspers

Osborne P. Wiggins, Michael A. Schwartz, Michael A. Schwartz, Manfred Spitzer

46-69

Phenomenology

intentionality, passive synthesis, and primary consciousness of time

Friedrich A. Uehlein

70-87

Eidos and eidetic variation in Husserl's phenomenology

Friedrich A. Uehlein

88-102

Eidetic and empirical research

a hermeneutic complementarity

John Z. Sadler

103-114

Emil Kraepelin and philosophy

the implicit philosophical assumptions of Kraepelinian psychiatry

Paul Hoff

115-125

Schizophrenia, delusions, and Heidegger's "ontological difference"

Louis Sass

126-143

Phenomenological aspects on "Zerfahrenheit" and incoherence

Henning Sass

147-159

Word-associations in experimental psychiatry

A historical perspective

Manfred Spitzer

160-196

Language planning and alterations in the experience of will

Ralph E. Hoffman

197-210

The structure of schizophrenic incoherence

Jörg Frommer, Wolfgang Tress

211-220

Cognitive abnormalities and the symptoms of schizophrenia

David R. Hemsley

221-239

Are latent thought disorders the core of negative schizophrenia?

Winfried Barnett, Christoph Mundt

240-257

Clinical and experimental analysis of motor phenomena in schizophrenia

Theo C. Manschreck

258-273

Lateralized information processing and emotional stimulation in schizophrenia and depression

Matthias Fünfgeld, Rose A. Fehrenbach, Rainer Wilkening, Ute Wichmann-Francke, Helga Maes, Godehard Oepen

274-289

Preattentive perception? limited capacity channel system? what is different in schizophrenic information processing?

Rainer Hess, Ulrich Schu, Peter Müller, Reinhold Schüttler

290-302

The phenomenology of schizophrenic delusions

Michael A. Schwartz, Michael A. Schwartz, Osborne P. Wiggins

305-318

Rationality and delusional disorders

Grant Gillett

319-330

The role of affect in delusion formation

Manfred Spitzer

331-345

The brain's capacity to form delusions as an evolutionary strategy for survival

Edward M. Hundert

346-354

Thought insertion and insight

disease and illness paradigms of psychotic disorder

355-371

Subjectivity, error correction capacity, and the pathogenesis of delusions of reference

Emrich

372-377