The history of DSM

Edward Shorter

3-19

Considering the economy of DSM alternatives

John Z. Sadler

21-38

The ideology behind DSM-5

Joel Paris

39-44

The biopolitics of defining "mental disorder"

Warren Kinghorn

47-61

Establishing normative validity for scientific psychiatric nosology

the significance of integrating patient perspectives

Douglas Porter

63-74

The paradox of professional success

grand ambition, furious resistance, and the derailment of the dsm-5 revision process

Owen Whooley, Allan V. Horwitz

75-92

DSM in philosophyland

curiouser and curiouser

Allen Frances

95-103

Overdiagnosis, underdiagnosis, synthesis

a dialectic for psychiatry and the DSM

Joseph M. Pierre

105-124

What does phenomenology contribute to the debate about DSM-5?

Aaron Mishara, Michael A. Schwartz, Michael A. Schwartz

125-142

The conceptual status of DSM-5 diagnoses

James Phillips

143-157

Conclusion

James Phillips

159-175