[Karl Jaspers and the challenges of social psychiatry]. / Karl Jaspers und die Herausforderungen der Sozialpsychiatrie.
Psychiatr Prax
; 42(1): 15-20, 2015 Jan.
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Karl Jaspers, in his book "General Psychopathology", argued for methodological pluralism rather than theoretical dogmatism. He formulated a methodological order of psychopathology with a distinction between "explanation" (objective psychopathology) and "understanding" (subjective psychopathology, psychopathology of meaning). The latter approach focused on patients' subjective experience and biographical issues. Karl Jaspers emphasised social factors in the genesis and course of mental disorders. Following a multiperspective concept, from Jaspers' viewpoint social psychiatry should consider itself of equal importance with biological and psychotherapeutic psychiatry. Therefore, uncritical generalization of one of these perspectives should be avoided. Personalized psychiatry, apart from searching biological markers to tailor treatment should identify psychosocial factors and subjective meaning. Concepts of recovery should not ignore biological foundations in mental disorders.
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Psicopatología
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Psiquiatría Comunitaria
Tipo de estudio:
Prognostic_studies
Aspecto:
Equity_inequality
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Europa
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Psychiatr Prax
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2015
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Article
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Alemania