Schizophrenia and Human Value
Peter Barham
Barham offers close analyses of schizophrenia and illuminates his findings with a history of ideas about the syndrome, as well as crucial concepts - selfhood, identity and narrative. He draws on some of the most sophisticated and interesting writings by contemporary thinkers including Richard Rorty, Asisdair MacIntyre and John Dunn.
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