Notas sobre psicopatologia

Sonenreich, Carol; Estevao, Giordano; Filho, Luis de Morais Altenfelder Silva

doi:10.1590/1415-47141999003009

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“…Do ponto de vista absolutista, qualquer influência do contexto na construção do conhecimento tende a ser vista como uma espécie de contaminação. Afirmam Sonenreich et al (1999):…”

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Sobre a dificuldade de diálogo na psicopatologia: contribuições da hermenêutica filosófica e da psicologia sociocultural

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“…Do ponto de vista absolutista, qualquer influência do contexto na construção do conhecimento tende a ser vista como uma espécie de contaminação. Afirmam Sonenreich et al (1999):…”

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Towards rethinking the primacy of foundationalism: Epistemology, dialogue, and ethics in psychopathology

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Why is the dialogue among professionals who adopt different perspectives regarding psychopathology so difficult? In this article, we point out that the way we justify the knowledge we use influences to what extent we are open to dialogue. We believe that Cartesian foundationalism, broadly used in psychopathology and in science in general, fosters the appearance and maintenance of sectarianisms that exclude alterity. As a main alternative to foundationalism one can adopt coherentism as a justification for knowledge. This conception is based on the idea that truth is never definite, and that the validity of an item of knowledge occurs through its relation to other items. We present the concept of dialogue of Gadamer’s philosophical hermeneutics, because, as we believe, the adoption of this concept can contribute to a better interaction between professionals. In conclusion, we emphasize the importance of pluralism as an alternative to the imposition of power and authority.

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Notas sobre psicopatologia

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Sobre a dificuldade de diálogo na psicopatologia: contribuições da hermenêutica filosófica e da psicologia sociocultural

Sobre a dificuldade de diálogo na psicopatologia: contribuições da hermenêutica filosófica e da psicologia sociocultural

Towards rethinking the primacy of foundationalism: Epistemology, dialogue, and ethics in psychopathology

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