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James Phillips: Introduction; Part 1 - Technical Reason in Psychiatry; 1: John Sadler: the instrument metaphor, hyponarrativity, and the generic physician; 2: Peter Zachar & Scott Bartlett: Technoloigcal rationality in psychiatry: immanent critique, critical theory, and a pragmatist alternative; 3: Louis C Charland: Technological reason and regulation of emotion; Part 2 - Critical Approaches to TEchnology in Psychiatry; 4: Miguel Uribe: Technology, aesthetic explanation, and psychoanalysis; 5: Sue V Rosser: Focusing the lenses of feminist theories to reflect on technology and psychiatry; 6: Douglas Porter: The critical theory of psychopharmacology: the work of David Healy and beyond; 7: Donald Mender: Towards a post-technological information theory; Part 3 - Technology and Psychiatric Disorders; 8: Douglas W Heinrichs: Technology and mental disorders: a clinical probe into the differential impact on individuals; 9: Mark D Rego: Frontal fatigue: how technology may contribute to mental illness; 10: Philip Sinaikin: Bored to tears? Depression and Heideggr’s concepts of profound boredom: a postpsychiatry contribution; Part 4 - Technological Instruments; 11: Abraham Rudnick: Psychiatric rehabilitation and the notion of technology in psychiatry; 12: Stuart Kaplan: Drugs, not hugs: antidepressant medication trials and suicidality in children - a case history in the philosophy of science as an argument for the neeed for improved technology in psychiatry; 13: Karen Iseminger & Dale Theobald: Philosophical considerations of an internet-enabled telephone and computer psychiatric symptom monitoring system: maintaining thebalance between subjectivity and objectivity in research; 14: Robert Kruger: The assessment of emotional awareness: can technology make a contribution?; Part 5 - Ethical Issues in Technology and Psychiatry; 15: Jennifer Radden: Thinking about the repair manual: technique and technology in psychiatry; 16: Michael A Cerullo: Beyond repugnance: human enhancement and the President’s Council on Bioethics; 17: Mark P Jenkins: The reflectively anxious and depressed; psychotropics and lives worth living

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