Szasz and the Unreliable Reader** When is a ‘critique’ not a critique? Anthony Stadlen Abstract This paper shows that Szasz (1) opposed the presumption of illness; (2) duelled with dualism; (3) researched the history

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Date: 2014-08-29 11:23:30 Scientology and psychiatry Dichotomies Vitalism Mind Thomas Szasz Dualism The Myth of Mental Illness Gilbert Ryle Mind–body problem Philosophy Metaphysics Anti-psychiatry		Szasz and the Unreliable Reader** When is a ‘critique’ not a critique? Anthony Stadlen Abstract This paper shows that Szasz (1) opposed the presumption of illness; (2) duelled with dualism; (3) researched the history Add to Reading List Source URL: www.szasz.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 265,38 KB Share Document on Facebook

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