Bloomsbury Encyclopedia in Philosophy of Psychiatry

Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of Philosophy of Psychiatry book, edited by Sharifa Tekin and Robin Blomter, translated by Dr. Mustafa Samir Abdel Rahim. Publisher: Ibn Al Nadeem for Publishing and Distribution. Between our hands is a unique book, rich in content, combining the modernity of the edition with a diversity of topics and their comprehensiveness across various fields directly and indirectly related to psychiatry and its philosophy. The Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of Psychiatry explores the central topics and questions that lie at the heart of the vibrant philosophical field related to the mind and body and their connection to mental disorders and psychiatry as a whole. It addresses the concept of the disturbed mind and its various philosophical perspectives such as metaphysics, epistemology, phenomenology, philosophy of mind, philosophy of science, philosophy of medicine, psychiatry, social perspectives, ethical, legal, historical, political, and cultural viewpoints. It is an integrated encyclopedia that is indispensable for students of psychiatry, philosophy students, or those interested in it in general. The Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of Psychiatry consists of twenty-six chapters distributed across eight sections according to the above topics, involving twenty-seven specialists from various fields related to philosophy and psychiatry. This encyclopedia is a welcomed contribution to the interactive philosophical field. Unlike other formations in this field, the editors of this encyclopedia have accomplished a truly praiseworthy work in making it a scholarly book and a companion for students. This book also deserves great attention from scholars working in this field or newcomers to it.