A. Perspective From Experience: Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenological Approach
B. Perspective From History: Foucault's Archaeological Approach
C. Defining Terms
D. Outline of Project
1 The Case for Unity: Integrating Experience in History
A. History Expressed in Experience
B. Beyond the Rational-Nonrational Divide
C. Awareness of Loss and Tragedy
D. Conclusion
PART II Merleau-Ponty: Madness and the Pre-Rational
2 Phenomenology of the Pre-Rational
A. The Unity of the Human: An Indivisible Consciousness
B. Placing the Pre-Rational in Human Experience
C. Unity of the Hum an Confirmed in Behavior
3 Phenomenology of Madness
A. Madness as Intrinsic to Human Experience
B. Placing the Pre-Rational in Madness
C. Madness as Intrinsic Confirmed in Disordered Behavior
D. Insights Gained Into Human Experience
E. Conclusion
PART III Foucault: Madness and the Irrational
4 Archaeology of the Irrational
A. Irrational of the Renaissance
B. Irrational of the Classical Age
C. Irrational of the Modern Age
D. Overarching Nonrational
5 Archaeology of Madness
A. Madness in Modern Psychology: Foucault's Experience at the Carnival of the Mad
B. Modern Psychology: Division Between Theory and Practice
C. Case of Madness: Delirium
PART IV Synthesizing Merleau-Ponty and Foucault
6 Merleau-Ponty vs. Foucault
A. Biographical Links
B. Phenomenological Subject vs. Bracketed Subject
C. Perceptionally Situated vs. Historically Situated
7 Resolving the Problems: Uniting the Perspectives of Merleau-Ponty and Foucault.
A. How to Synthesize Them: A Question of Strategy
B. Place of the Human Subject
C. Place of History
D. Role of Psychology
PART V Toward an Application
8 The Strength of a United Approach: Implications in Psychology
A. Schizophrenia
B. Major Depressive Disorder
C. Bipolar I Disorder
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index.
ISBN
1-00-318153-8
1-003-18153-8
1-000-46953-0
OCLC
1273977010
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