Presentations of the Too mad to be true conference in Ghent
All info about the conference, the speakers and the abstracts of their presentations is found here.
Marc Calmeyn – DSM (5) and psychosis: the psychosis of DSM (5)?
Willem Daub - Too Mad to be True: You Don’t See What They See, But They Do!
Roy Dings - Who knows what? Demarcating the epistemic role of experts-by-experience in mental health care
Gerben van de Kraats – The primacy of mind in psychopathology (password on request)
Wouter Kusters (keynote) – Sources of Philosophy, Sources of Madness?
Urte Laukaityte - Psychosomatic Mental Illness: A Hypothesis
Marcelo Vieira Lopes – Too sad to be true: depression, mad pararealism and the sense of reality
Kathleen Lowenstein - Engaging the margins: mad studies, critical disability studies, and bioethics
Nienke Moernaut & Tanguy Corbillon – The role of narratives and philosophy in recovery (password on request)
Andrew Molas - The Ethics of Narrative-Based Medicine for Improving Therapeutic Relationships for Persons with Schizophrenia
Annik Parnas - Are the Voices Real Voices? Clinical and Phenomenological Perspectives
Bart Rabaey – Language and Subjectivity in Mania
Rosa Ritunnano - Making sense of delusions in the clinical encounter: can phenomenology remedy hermeneutical injustice?
Beatrice Bianca Salamena – Is it too much to give all the things that are inexpressible a place?