The Politics of Diagnosis w Leon Brenner. The Birth of Diagnosis: Foucault’s History of Madness
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It is not uncommon today to meet a person in a psychoanalytic context who desires a diagnosis. And indeed, some people spend a lot of time and earn large sums of money by providing subjects with the signifiers of diagnoses. One can say that “Diagnosis” is a name of an industry and, wherever there is an industry, there are desiring subjects willing to pay. In this workshop we will explore notions pertaining to diagnosis in the social and political context.
Session 1 - The Birth of Diagnosis: Foucault’s History of Madness
A brief examination of Foucault’s argument in his History of Madness. What is the structuralist view on the birth of the discourse on mental illness? What is the difference between being psychotic and having psychosis?
It is not uncommon today to meet a person in a psychoanalytic context who desires a diagnosis. And indeed, some people spend a lot of time and earn large sums of money by providing subjects with the signifiers of diagnoses. One can say that “Diagnosis” is a name of an industry and, wherever there is an industry, there are desiring subjects willing to pay. In this workshop we will explore notions pertaining to diagnosis in the social and political context.
Session 1 - The Birth of Diagnosis: Foucault’s History of Madness
A brief examination of Foucault’s argument in his History of Madness. What is the structuralist view on the birth of the discourse on mental illness? What is the difference between being psychotic and having psychosis?
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