Psychopathology and the modern age

Karl Jaspers reads Hölderlin

Matthias Bormuth

3-17

Hermeneutical and dialectical thinking in psychiatry and the Contribution of Karl Jaspers

Otto Dörr

19-32

Phenomenological intuitionism and its psychiatric impact

Sonja Rinofner-Kreidl

33-60

The reception of Jaspers' general psychopathology outside of Europe

Andrès Heerlein, Carlos Cornaglia

61-74

Brain mythologies

Thomas Fuchs

75-84

Karl Jaspers criticism of anthropological and phenomenological psychiatry

Samuel Thoma

85-98

Perspectival knowing Karl Jaspers and Ronald N. Giere

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

99-105

Karl Jaspers on primary delusional experiences of schizophrenics

his concept of delusion compared to that of the dsm

Alfred Kraus

109-124

Delusion and double book-keeping

Louis Sass

125-147

Jaspers on feelings and affective states

Giovanni Stanghellini, René Rosfort

149-168

Jaspers concept of "limit situation"

extensions and therapeutic applications

Christoph Mundt

169-178

Psychopathology and psychotherapy in Jaspers' work and today's perspectives on psychotherapy in psychiatry

Sabine C. Herpertz

179-185