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Part I - Values; 1: Anti-psychiatry, values and the philosophy of psychiatry; 1.1: The debate between ’values in’ and values out’ accounts of mental illness; 1.2: Putting the debate into context; 1.3: A biological teleological model of mental illness; 1.4: Mild cognitive impairment: a case study in philosophy of psychiatry; 2: Values, psychiatric ethics and clinical judgement; 2.1: A toolkit for ethical reasoning in medicine and psychiatry?; 2.2: Judgement and the broader framework of Values Based Practice; 2.3: The role of judgement in the Four Principles approach to medical ethics; Part II - Meanings; 3: Understanding psychopathology; 3.1: Jaasperes on the role of understanding in psychiatry; 3.2: The attempt to understand psychopathology in recent philosophy of psychiatry; 4: Theorising about meaning for mental health care; 4.1: Cognitivism, the mind and inner states; 4.2: The discursive turn, social constructionism and dementia; 4.3: A Wittgensteinian account of meaning; Part III - Facts; 5: The validity of psychiatric classification; 5.1: Facts, values and psychiatric validity; 5.2: Two complications for psychiatric classification; 5.3: Lessons from the philosophy of science; 6: The relation of Evidence Based Medicine and tacit knowledge in clinical judgement; 6.1: The presence of Evidence Based Medicine in psychiatry; 6.2: Hume’s challenge to induction; 6.3: Responses to Hume; 6.4: The role of individual judgement in induction

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